Amplitude's Session Replay feature lets businesses record exactly how you interact with their website or app, including what you click, scroll, and type.
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Session replay captures granular behavioral data including mouse movements and form inputs, which may include sensitive information, and the responsibility for obtaining your consent rests with the business using Amplitude, not Amplitude itself.
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If you use a website or app that has deployed Amplitude's Session Replay, your interactions including clicks, scrolls, and form inputs may be recorded in detail, and the responsibility for informing you and obtaining consent for that recording lies with the app operator, not Amplitude.
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"We offer a Session Replay product that allows our customers to record and replay user sessions on their websites and applications. Session Replay may capture information such as mouse movements, clicks, scrolls, and form inputs. Amplitude customers are responsible for ensuring they have the necessary rights and consents to use Session Replay.Excerpt from Amplitude's Privacy Notice
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Session replay captures behavioral data that may constitute personal information under GDPR, CCPA, and equivalent state laws.
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Session replay captures granular behavioral data including mouse movements and form inputs, which may include sensitive information, and the responsibility for obtaining your consent rests with the business using Amplitude, not Amplitude itself.
If you use a website or app that has deployed Amplitude's Session Replay, your interactions including clicks, scrolls, and form inputs may be recorded in detail, and the responsibility for informing you and obtaining consent for that recording lies with the app operator, not Amplitude.
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