Which data is excluded when capturing anonymous user sessions?

The exclusion of IP addresses and client tag information during the capture of anonymous user sessions is crucial for maintaining user privacy and compliance with data protection regulations. When a session is marked as anonymous, it means that specific identifiers that could link the session back to an individual user are not collected or stored. By omitting IP addresses, the system avoids tracking the geographical location of a user, which can be sensitive information. Additionally, client tag information, which might include specifics about the device or browser used, is also excluded to enhance the anonymity of the sessions. This ensures that while user behavior and interaction patterns can still be analyzed for performance and usability improvements, individual privacy is preserved.