What kind of data is typically NOT captured by user session data in Dynatrace?

User session data in Dynatrace is focused on capturing information related to user interactions and behaviors while engaging with an application. This includes details about user clicks, visited URLs, and specific interactions like form field entries. Additionally, it tracks the client's IP addresses and geographic locations to provide insights into user demographics and application reach.

Internal server timestamps, on the other hand, are not categorized as user session data. These timestamps are typically logged for monitoring server performance and transaction timings but do not pertain to individual user sessions. They are more relevant for understanding backend processes and performance metrics rather than capturing direct user behavior. Therefore, the correct response highlights that internal server timestamps do not fall under the umbrella of user session data.