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Bugzilla #2019619
Trust Bit Enablement
Google Trust Services Root Strategy Plan
ASSIGNED
Google Trust Services LLC
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AI Summary
This case is about Google Trust Services submitting a root strategy plan to change trust-bit usage for several of its roots. In the plan, GTS R1 (TLS-only) would have the email trust bit removed, and GTS R2 (S/MIME-only) would have the websites trust bit removed. The plan also specifies that GTS R3 (TLS-only) would remove the email trust bit only while keeping the website trust bit, and that GTS R4 (TLS-only) and GSR4 (TLS-only) would remove the email trust bit. The submitter stated that the changes can be made immediately and that no target date needs to be set. The bug is currently in ASSIGNED status, with Mozilla assigned to Ben Wilson (b**********n@mozilla.com).
Chronology
- Google Trust Services submitted a root strategy plan proposing trust-bit removals for multiple roots.
Thread Activity
- Google representative — Google Trust Services provided its root strategy plan, listing specific trust-bit removals for GTS R1, GTS R2, GTS R3, GTS R4, and GSR4 and stated the changes can be made immediately without a target date.
Participants
Google representative
Mozilla representative
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