# Privacy Triage: Apple - CPM Extension Health Pixels Status: **DRAFT** **Name:** Alex M **Email:** amartemyanov@duckduckgo.com **Objective:** O-E **PR:** [Add PR link] **Project:** https://app.asana.com/1/137249556945/project/1163321984198618/task/1216761517055116?focus=true ## Pixels | Pixel | Trigger | Frequency | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_initialization_missed_after_session_restore` | Restored tabs do not receive the initial CPM response. | Daily | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_initialization_recovered_after_session_restore` | CPM later responds after the restoration miss. | Daily | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_initialization_failed_after_tab_crash` | CPM fails on the first eligible navigation after a tab crash. | Daily + count | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_initialization_failed_after_extension_reload` | CPM fails on the first eligible navigation after an extension reload. | Daily + count | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_stuck_session_restoration` | Messaging remains stuck after a restoration-originated failure. | Daily + count, once/episode | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_stuck_tab_crash` | Messaging remains stuck across attempts associated with a tab crash. | Daily + count, once/episode | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_stuck_other` | Messaging remains stuck across other independent navigations. | Daily + count, once/episode | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_recovered_without_extension_reload` | A stuck episode recovers without an extension reload. | Daily + count, once/episode | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_recovered_after_extension_reload` | A stuck episode recovers after an extension reload. | Daily + count, once/episode | | `m_debug_web_extension_cpm_messaging_extension_reload_failed` | Reload fails or CPM remains stuck after reload. | Daily + count, once/episode | iOS and macOS send the exact same pixel names. Parameters distinguish `platform=ios|macos` and `form_factor=phone|tablet|desktop`. `appVersion` is included; macOS also includes `pixelSource` and `channel`. ## Detection Rules - Check only finished, current, main-frame HTTP(S) document navigations after a grace period. - Treat all `.sessionRestoration` navigations from one app launch as one batch, not one failure per restored tab. - A redirected restoration still belongs to the restoration batch when `.sessionRestoration` appears in its navigation history. - After restoration, any independent eligible document navigation can be the next attempt: reload, typed URL, link, new-tab navigation, or a real back/forward load. - Redirects do not count separately. Same-document, failed, non-HTTP(S), and BFCache navigations do not count when CPM is not expected to initialize again. - A tab crash marks only the next eligible navigation in that tab. - A successful extension reload marks only the next eligible CPM attempt. - `stuck` retains the strongest contributing reason: tab crash, then session restoration, then other. - Any successful CPM initialization closes the episode. Pixels are fired for episode transitions, never for every failed tab. ## Privacy Questions **Do the pixels use transparent names?** Yes. **Do they share parameters with other pixels?** Yes. They use `platform` and `form_factor` to combine both apps under the same pixel names. **Could the parameters link pixels to the same user?** No. Both parameters are coarse enums and contain no identifier. **Do the pixels include a URL or search query?** No. They also exclude hostnames, page titles, tab IDs, document IDs, navigation types, errors, and CPM rules. **Are the pixels temporary?** The session-restoration and post-crash/reload pixels are diagnostics. The stuck-state and recovery pixels are permanent health monitoring. **Why are the permanent pixels needed?** To measure how often CPM messaging becomes stuck and whether extension reload recovers it. **Do any parameters or suffixes fall outside the standard criteria?** `platform` and `form_factor` are explicit enum parameters used instead of platform-specific pixel names. **Do the pixels fire on sensitive user events?** No. They report only CPM extension health states. **Can occurrences be tied to the same user or a small group?** No. There is no correlation identifier or browsing data. **Does this meet the self-service criteria?** Yes.