Background
In T419551, we are creating our own survey UI for the ReadingLists page during the beta feature period, rather than using the QuickSurveys extension to display one of its standard survey UIs. QuickSurveys display a privacy policy statement and link. We likely need to do something similar for the ReadingLists survey.
Privacy statement provided by the legal team is here: https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Legal:Reading_List_Feature_Survey_Privacy_Statement
User story
As a ReadingLists user, I want to understand how my survey data will be used to protect my privacy.
Design requirements
Requirements
Acceptance criteria
- Consult with the legal team to determine the requirements for the privacy policy statement. This might include:
- Where can we display the statement? Could it be in the feedback dialog?
- What does the statement need to say? We want it to be as discreet as possible - could it be a simple "privacy policy" link?
- Add a design spec for the privacy policy statement
- Implement the privacy policy statement in our survey UI
- Add privacy policy link as shown in the UI
- Tapping on the link takes user to the page in a new tab? - the link opens as an external link, i.e. it opens in the same tab.
BDD
- Given a Reading Lists has at least one saved article on it
- When users visit Reading Lists
- Then a Quick survey should be present with "Privacy policy" link present
- And the "Privacy policy" link should re-direct to Legal:Reading_List_Feature Survey Privacy Statement page (as an external link)
Test Steps
- the link "Privacy policy" should be present according to the figma specification s
- the link should be open Legal:Reading_List_Feature Survey Privacy Statement page (the external link opens in the same tab)
Communication criteria
Add if this needs an announcement or discussion.
Rollback plan
Describe the rollback plan in production for this task if something goes wrong.
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