Kick uses Datadog, a third-party analytics and monitoring service, which collects technical and behavioral data about how users interact with the platform.
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Third-party analytics tools can collect detailed session data, device identifiers, and interaction logs that go beyond what users typically expect when visiting a streaming site.
Interpretive note: This provision is inferred from the presence of Datadog scripts in the HTML source; actual policy language governing analytics data collection was not available in the truncated document.
Your session behavior, device information, and platform interactions may be sent to Datadog for performance monitoring, creating additional data flows to third parties beyond Kick's own infrastructure.
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Third-party analytics tools can collect detailed session data, device identifiers, and interaction logs that go beyond what users typically expect when visiting a streaming site.
Your session behavior, device information, and platform interactions may be sent to Datadog for performance monitoring, creating additional data flows to third parties beyond Kick's own infrastructure.
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