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== Policy Exceptions ==
We will block the practices described above when the party using them is classified as a tracker. We [https://wiki.mozilla.org/index.php?title=Security/Anti_tracking_policy&diff=1214837&oldid=1214836#Policy_Exceptions previously offered] a set of exceptions independent from tracker classification, but as of July 9, 2019 we will no longer grant new exceptions. We will stop honoring the current set of exceptions in a future version of Firefox.
== Temporary Web Compatibility Interventions ==
If we discover breakage that we'd like to fix through Firefox code changes, we may temporarily disable a protection for the relevant domains while we work on the fixes. To prevent these from becoming permanent exceptions, a deadline must be provided by the engineer at the time of unblocking, with a maximum deadline of 18 months. We may alternatively unblock domains for up to 6 months when we are working in collaboration with the impacted site or party to fix website breakage. These interventions are tracked in [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1537702 Bug 1537702].
Questions about this policy should be directed to [mailto:antitracking-policy@mozilla.com antitracking-policy@mozilla.com].
