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+How Your Data Helps to Improve Firefox
+Sending crash reports (and other info) pays off!
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Robert Kaiser,
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Program Manager, Mozilla QA
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Let's talk about Data
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+Data Privacy
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+Data Collection
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+ - passive
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+ - updates, blocklists, â¦
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+ - active
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+ - Telemetry, FHR, â¦
+ - Crash Reports, SSL Error reports, â¦
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+Crash Analysis
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Finding new and rising crashes
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Analyze crash data to help developers to debug and fix crash issues
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Only voluntarily submitted crashes
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+Telemetry
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Anonymized data from very specific probes, e.g. startup time, crashes experienced, number of bookmarks, etc.
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Environment, e.g. OS, graphics hardware and drivers, add-ons, etc.
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2 sets of data: base (formerly FHR) + extended
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+Telemetry: Examples
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+Telemetry Experiments
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On pre-release channels, A/B test shipped to specific set/percentage of users, control plus experiment groups
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Examples: e10s (right now), default search (late 2014)
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+UI Telemetry
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+Website A/B Testing
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On Mozilla websites, classic A/B testing is being done.
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Examples: Fundraising, many others
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+User Studies
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+Focused studies done at times,
+with more invasive telemetry,
+small set of users included
+are informed and compensated.
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Questions?
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