Consent & visitor tracking — found from sitemap — Statsig

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• Data collection Report an error

  “Statsig collects only the data that you configure to send to Statsig. This data typically includes the occurrence of feature flag evaluations (Feature Gates), experiment exposures, and custom events you log with the SDK.”

• Pii by default Report an error

  “By default, Statsig uses randomly generated IDs as described in this article.”

• Device id not used Report an error

  “No. Statsig on Mobile doesn't use device IDs such as Secure.ANDROID_ID or advertisingIdentifier on iOS. Instead, Statsig uses a StableID, which it randomly generates per device, per app, and per installation, and which can't identify a single device across installations.”

• Stableid regen on reinstall Report an error

  “Statsig generates a new StableID when you reinstall an application.”

• Data processing purpose Report an error

  “Statsig processes the data you send to it to provide feature flag management, experimentation, and analytics services.”

• Apple disclosure required Report an error

  “Yes, Statsig is a third-party partner whose code (SDKs) you integrate in your app that collects data from users of your app.”

• Apple data use cases Report an error

  “The standard data use cases for Statsig are "Analytics" and "App Functionality".”

• No user tracking Report an error

  “Statsig doesn't use your data to track users. However, if you or your other third-party partners are tracking users, you still need to disclose this to Apple.”

• No idfa Report an error

  “No. Statsig doesn't require IDFA.”

• Google children consent Report an error

  “You remain responsible for obtaining appropriate parental consents for the PII you collect from users and send to Statsig.”

• No ads Report an error

  “No. Statsig doesn't cause your app to contain any ads.”

• Google disclosure required Report an error

  “Disclose in your app privacy policy all types of data you're collecting through your app, including data you're sending to Statsig.”

• Ios auto collected metadata Report an error

  “appIdentifier: Your app's bundle identifier appVersion: Your app's version deviceModel: The device model (e.g., iPhone14,3) deviceOS: The operating system (iOS) language: The user's preferred language locale: The user's locale identifier sdkType: The type of SDK (ios-client) sdkVersion: The version of the Statsig SDK sessionID: A randomly generated UUID for the current session stableID: A persistent device identifier (see below) systemVersion: The iOS version systemName: The system name (iOS)”

• Android auto collected metadata Report an error

  “appIdentifier: Your app's package name appVersion: Your app's version name deviceModel: The device model (e.g., Pixel 7) deviceOS: The operating system (Android) locale: The user's locale language: The user's language sdkType: The type of SDK (android-client) sdkVersion: The version of the Statsig SDK sessionID: A randomly generated UUID for the current session stableID: A persistent device identifier (see below) systemVersion: The Android API level systemName: The system name (Android)”

• Opt out nonsdk metadata Report an error

  “Both iOS and Android SDKs provide the optOutNonSdkMetadata option to limit the collection of device-specific information”

• Opt out effect Report an error

  “When you enable optOutNonSdkMetadata, the SDK includes only the following core SDK metadata: sdkType: The type of SDK sdkVersion: The version of the Statsig SDK sessionID: A randomly generated UUID for the current session stableID: A persistent device identifier”

• Stableid storage Report an error

  “Statsig stores the StableID in UserDefaults under the key "com.Statsig.InternalStore.stableIDKey".”

• Stableid override Report an error

  “You can override the StableID through the StatsigOptions.overrideStableID parameter.”

• Stableid no cross app tracking Report an error

  “Statsig doesn't share the StableID across different apps or websites, and it can't track users across different applications or platforms.”

• Private attributes Report an error

  “The SDK sends these attributes to Statsig servers during initialization for feature flag and experiment evaluation, but Statsig removes them before sending any event logs to Statsig servers.”

• Client bootstrapping Report an error

  “For more comprehensive privacy controls, use Client Bootstrapping to generate all assignments locally on your server. This approach eliminates the need to send any user attributes from the client device to Statsig.”