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How do I deselect the "Submit performance data" option in XP, as there is no such item under Firefox's Options/Preferences?

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Having recently updated Firefox to 7.0.1 (x86 en-GB), I was offered the option to submit performance data. Before reading the 'Further Info' bit, I clicked the 'Yes' button. When reading the 'Further Info' info bit, I was directed to: " Usage Statistics (also known as Telemetry). Beginning with version 7, Firefox includes functionality that is turned off by default to send to Mozilla non-personal usage, performance, and responsiveness statistics about user interface features, memory, and hardware configuration. The only Potentially Personal Information sent to Mozilla when this functionality has been enabled is IP addresses. Usage statistics are transmitted using SSL (a method of protecting data in transit) and help us improve future versions of Firefox. Once sent to Mozilla, usage statistics are stored in an aggregate form and made available to a broad range of developers, including both Mozilla employees and public contributors. Once this functionality is enabled, users can disable it in Firefox's Options/Preferences. Simply deselect the "Submit performance data" item. " However I have no such option under Tools/Options, on my XP, Service Pack 3, Home Edition, netbook. Thank you for any help and all your efforts to make Mozilla exist.

Having recently updated Firefox to 7.0.1 (x86 en-GB), I was offered the option to submit performance data. Before reading the 'Further Info' bit, I clicked the 'Yes' button. When reading the 'Further Info' info bit, I was directed to: " Usage Statistics (also known as Telemetry). Beginning with version 7, Firefox includes functionality that is turned off by default to send to Mozilla non-personal usage, performance, and responsiveness statistics about user interface features, memory, and hardware configuration. The only Potentially Personal Information sent to Mozilla when this functionality has been enabled is IP addresses. Usage statistics are transmitted using SSL (a method of protecting data in transit) and help us improve future versions of Firefox. Once sent to Mozilla, usage statistics are stored in an aggregate form and made available to a broad range of developers, including both Mozilla employees and public contributors. Once this functionality is enabled, users can disable it in Firefox's Options/Preferences. Simply deselect the "Submit performance data" item. " However I have no such option under Tools/Options, on my XP, Service Pack 3, Home Edition, netbook. Thank you for any help and all your efforts to make Mozilla exist.

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See Tools > Options > Advanced > General: System Defaults: "Submit performance data"

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See Tools > Options > Advanced > General: System Defaults: "Submit performance data"

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As I tend to trust Mozilla, I will say Yes, Solved! (although how I tell if I am submitting data without seeing it, I don't know!). Feel wee bit silly now - it was the wording "Options/Preferences", so I didn't even look at Advanced options. Thank you cor-el.

The standard Mozilla contact invites me to become more involved - perhaps one day, but for now I think I would cause more confusion than solution, so my role will be to ask the lay questions the experts may not even think of! (That was a compliment, btw). Thank you.