Discovery for URI detection event in Telemetry

[sandysage]

Component of #515

Acceptance criteria

• A list of proposed events and how those would be implemented

[jimporter]

Is there a spec for this anywhere, or is this just a placeholder issue for now? There are probably some privacy concerns that would be good to hash out here (in particular, I'd like to ensure that we know as little as humanly possible about what URLs a user has navigated to).

[linuxwolf]

@irrationalagent @sandysage
As @jimporter says, we need to understand what we hope to learn so we can implement it.

I assume the approach is similar to our other events/scalars, where sensitive details (here, the URL -- in whole or in part) are not interesting to capture.

[devinreams]

The idea discussed here, sorry for scant details, was just to capture a) if/when a match was found and b) the count of matches.

e.g. I invoke the doorhanger when on reddit.com and have one matching reddit.com entry = event fired with "1" versus I invoke the doorhanger on facebook.com and have no entry = event fired with "0".

This starts to give us a few potential signals: users are (or not) storing the usernames/passwords they use often, the doorhanger is matching, if users have multiple matches and how often (if we should design experiences accordingly), etc.

I'll let @sandysage elaborate but wanted to make sure any immediate concerns with this were addressed and didn't hang out there. We're not talking about capturing PII or URIs or anything like that, just numbers. 🙃

[irrationalagent]

+1 to Devin's response. We're just looking for number of matches after detection, not what was matched. If there are concerns about this then let's sync up about it.

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On Tue, Mar 6, 2018, 3:51 PM Devin Reams ***@***.***> wrote: The idea discussed here, sorry for scant details, was just to capture a) if/when a match was found and b) the count of matches. e.g. I invoke the doorhanger when on reddit.com and have one matching reddit.com entry = event fired with "1" versus I invoke the doorhanger on facebook.com and have no entry = event fired with "0". This starts to give us a few potential signals: users *are* (or not) storing the usernames/passwords they use often, the doorhanger is matching, if users have multiple matches and how often (if we should design experiences accordingly), etc. I'll let @sandysage <https://github.com/sandysage> elaborate but wanted to make sure any immediate concerns with this were addressed and didn't hang out there. We're not talking about capturing PII or URIs or anything like that, just numbers. 🙃 — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#618 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AFXV4f5w2eYTlD9EumEdlVeh42eQ0_AAks5tbxLqgaJpZM4SfBTv> .