Information We Collect When Your Create and Publish Scenes or Custom Avatars
Scenes and avatars you create: You need an account to create scenes in Spoke and custom avatars in Hubs. When you create a scene or custom avatar, Mozilla stores that scene or avatar so we can display it.
Attribution information: When you publish a scene or avatar to Hubs, you have the option to “Allow Remixing with Creative Commons CC-BY 3.0” or allow Mozilla to promote your scene or avatar. If you choose one or both of these options, Mozilla will share your scene or avatar and your attribution information publicly.
Account information: To publish a scene or avatar to Hubs, you need to have a Hubs account. Mozilla will receive and store a hashed version of your email address to allow you to log in and view your 3D Room models and Avatars.
You can learn more by looking at the code itself for Spoke.
Who Hubs May Disclose Information To
Amazon Web Services (AWS): Hubs and Spoke use Amazon’s cloud storage service to store the information collected through Hubs and Spoke. You can read AWS’s Privacy Notice for more information.
Search providers: You can search for images, GIFs, and 3D Models to share in Hubs. When you search, we will send your searches to supported third parties to fulfill the search. Mozilla does not store your search queries or the search results. We support the following providers:
Twitter: If you connect Twitter to Hubs, you can tweet and share 2D images from Hubs rooms. Any content you tweet will be shared with Twitter and published on the Twitter platform. You can see Twitter’s Privacy Policy for more information.
Discord: If you connect Discord to Hubs, we store access tokens and the server and channel IDs that have been connected. We will synchronize chat messages, room changes, 2D and 3D objects you create, and whether you join or leave with the connected Discord channel. Hubs does not log any synchronized messages. You can see Discord’s Privacy Policy for more information.