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[Sign the Petition]( Hello, The holiday season might be overâ¦. but our Amazon privacy wish list has been left untouched. Our wish list was long, but we didnât want to be greedy â so we settled on a common sense âpresentâ that we could all agree on: for Amazon to protect childrenâs privacy. With home devices, e-readers, and tablets increasingly geared towards kids, Amazonâs ability to mine childrenâs personal data is a huge problem. And with more and more of these âsmartâ home products having reached the hands of children this Christmas, Amazonâs poor privacy practices are unacceptable. Fortunately, a new executive is now in charge of Amazonâs Devices & Services division â and together, we need to send him a strong message that protecting childrenâs privacy must be a top priority. Read the email we sent recently below to learn more about this issue and [sign the petition to tell Amazon to respect childrenâs privacy.]( [Sign the Petition →]( Thank you for everything you do for the internet, Christian Bock
Head of Supporter Engagement
Mozilla --------------------------------------------------------------- Our original email to you about this campaign: Hello, Amazon's Alexa is getting a new boss. [Let's ask him to protect children's privacy in Amazon devices](. A new executive is coming in to lead Amazon's Devices & Services division, which includes Alexa, Echo, Ring Video Doorbells, Fire TV, Fire tablets, Kindles, and other devices and "smart" home products. And we think he needs to make protecting peopleâs privacy a top priority. That has to start with childrenâs privacy. Amazon has agreed to pay a $25 million USD fine to U.S. regulators for keeping Alexa recordings of children's voices and geolocation data indefinitely - in some cases even after parents had asked for them to be deleted. With smart home devices, e-readers, and tablets geared towards kids, Amazon's ability to mine childrenâs personal data is a big problem. This is not acceptable, and we need to make sure we send a strong message to the new Amazon leadership: Childrenâs privacy needs to be protected in all Amazon devices. [Sign Mozillaâs petition now and tell Amazon's new executive to protect childrenâs privacy in Amazon devices!]( [Sign the Petition →]( The online shopping giant has never been good at respecting consumersâ privacy. In Mozilla's *Privacy Not Included holiday shopping guide we published last week, Amazon tops our worst-of list. They do a terrible job at respecting and protecting our privacy on multiple fronts. And this is the absolute minimum of what Amazon needs to do immediately: - Do not retain voice recordings on Alexa for Kids and other products aimed at children, including audio files, transcripts and geolocation information by default
- Honour parentsâ requests to delete their childrenâs personal data
- Identify and delete inactive child profiles [Sign the petition now and ask Amazon to respect childrenâs privacy!]( Now that there's a new leader for the Amazon products that go into peoples' homes, there are big windows of opportunity for: - The new leader of Amazon's hardware division, who can fix the worst privacy problems and start his tenure by showing us that privacy is something Amazon cares about;
- Amazon employees, who want to make their products less creepy;
- Consumers, who can ask for products that respect everyoneâs privacy starting immediately with children. Mozilla has been keeping a close eye on Amazon, from reviewing Amazon's products in our buyer's guide for the last six years, to exposing security issues with Amazon Ring, or the companyâs excessive data sharing with law enforcement. Our Amazon privacy wish list is long, starting with securing common sense privacy features in kids products. We need to keep holding Amazon accountable, and Mozilla supporters across the world can help. Together, letâs seize this rare opportunity to drive real change in Amazon's business practices and make sure it keeps its hands off children's personal data. [Sign the petition and tell Amazon to respect childrenâs privacy.]( [Sign the Petition →]( Thank you for everything that you do for the internet, Christian BockSenior Vice President, Global Advocacy
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