We should track the difference between clicking "no" and "x" (dismissing the door hanger) in telemetry prompt/advertising on mobile. The difference between "no" and "x" is that a user who explicitly clicks "no" should not be re-prompted while a user who dismisses the door hanger is a candidate for re-prompting (as they haven't made an explicit choice). Note that this functionality was recently introduced on desktop (bug 697860).

One can't dismiss the door-hanger, unless you're referring to closing the Nightly Start Page. -- Tested via: 20111114081755 http://hg.mozilla.org/projects/birch/rev/772155060499

(In reply to Aaron Train [:aaronmt] from comment #1) > One can't dismiss the door-hanger, unless you're referring to closing the > Nightly Start Page. You're right. This behaviour will change after bug 700434 is fixed.

This patch kinda follows what desktop did: * It changes toolkit.telemetry.enabled from a bool pref to an int (please don't this in the future) * enabled = false by default * It enables if the user taps "Yes" * It rejects if the user taps "No", but it does not set enabled since it defaults to false * If either button is tapped we set the prompted pref to the rev number * If neither button is pressed (user uses BACK), no prefs are set and we will reprompt

Test case added in litmus under: BFT - General: https://litmus.mozilla.org/show_test.cgi?id=50500

Nightly 13.0a1 (2012-03-05) Device: Samsung Nexus S - Android 2.3.6 Verified fixed: when telemetry prompt is displayed if user: - dismisses the by tapping outside the prompt or device back button, then the prompt is displayed again when restarting, or visiting the page again. - selects "yes": telemetry is enabled, toolkit.telemetry.enabled=true - select "no": telemetry is disabled, toolkit.telemetry.enabled=false