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telemetry, performance

This article explains Firefox OS's telemetry feature, and how to enable or disable it.

Telemetry is an optional feature of Firefox OS that measures non-personal information such as memory consumption, app performance, and feature usage. It sends this data to Mozilla on a daily basis, and helps us to identify bugs and improve performance. {note}For more information about what kind of data is collected and how it's used, see our [http://mozilla.org/telemetry privacy policy].{/note} =How do I turn Telemetry On or Off?= {for not fxos1.3} # Tap [[Template:fossettingsapp]] to open the Settings application. # Tap the {button Improve B2G OS} button and the settings window will appear. # Tap the {button Submit performance data} button to turn Telemetry on or off. <br><br> [[Image:Telemetry Firefox OS]] <br><br> {note}[[Image:activate icon]] represents that Telemetry is enabled. {/note} {/for} {for fxos1.3} # Open the Settings app [[Template:fossettingsapp]]. # Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and tap {menu Improve Firefox OS}. # Tap the box next to {button Submit performance data} to turn Telemetry on or off (a check mark means it's on.) {/for}