Re: [w3c/permissions] Editorial fixes (#100)

>  <section class='non-normative'>
>    <h2 id="privacy-considerations">
>      Privacy considerations
>    </h2>
>    <p><em>This section is non-normative.</em></p>
>    <p>
> -    Permission states can be used as an element of fingerprinting by
> -    websites. Usually websites could already have access to the information
> -    but often through actually using the API which could lead to a
> -    permission request UI if the permission was not already granted. Thus,
> -    even though this API doesn't expose new fingerprinting data to
> -    websites, it makes it easier for them to have discreet access to it.
> -    Therefore, implementations are encouraged to have an option for users
> -    to block (globally or selectively) the querying of permission states.
> +    Implementations are encouraged to have an option for users to block (globally
> +    or selectively) the querying of <a>permission states</a>: An adversary
> +    could use a <a>permission state</a> as an element in creating a "fingerprint"
> +    corresponding to an end-user. Although, a adversary can already determine

"Although an adversary"

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