Open Bug 1272914 Opened 9 years ago Updated 6 years ago

Mozilla should have a warrant canary

Categories

(mozilla.org :: Governance, task, P5)

Product:
mozilla.org
Component:
Governance
Platform:
All
Other
Type:
task

Tracking

(Not tracked)

People

(Reporter: tanner, Unassigned)

Details

:: Internet Public Policy Issue Region/Country: United States :: Description Nobody currently has any way to know if Mozilla has been served a NSL, because they typically contain gag orders. :: Relevance A browser is a gateway to personal information, and there are some hypothetical situations in which Mozilla could be forced to implement a backdoor of some sort. Goal: Set up a warrant canary for various projects (Fxa, browser, etc.) When: None
Gerv and Sylvestre, This might be up one of your alleys but IPP is probably not the right product.
Flags: needinfo?(sledru)
Flags: needinfo?(gerv)
Benjamin, I am not sure what you are expecting from me here? Tanner, how a warrant canary could work here?
Flags: needinfo?(sledru)
I view this as more of a legal issue than a public policy issue, though certainly government surveillance reform is an issue we work on from a policy perspective. But IPP isn't meant to be used for Mozilla products/internal operations - rather for external public policy contexts, opportunities, and challenges.
Flags: needinfo?(gerv)
¡Hola! Would www.mozilla.org be more appropriate? ¡Gracias! Alex
Component: Privacy and Data → General
Product: Internet Public Policy → www.mozilla.org
Target Milestone: --- → Future
Version: unspecified → Production
Not a www.mozilla.org issue, obviously.
Assignee: nobody → gerv
Component: General → Governance
Product: www.mozilla.org → mozilla.org
Target Milestone: Future → ---
Version: Production → other
Assignee: gerv → nobody
You need to log in before you can comment on or make changes to this bug.