User privacy for iOS

Starting December 8, 2020, Apple requires you to provide information about your app's privacy practices, including the practices of third-party partners like Dynatrace.

On this page, you'll find information about what kind of data Dynatrace OneAgent for iOS captures by default. The data categories and types reflect the Apple questionnaire, but note that the answers reflect the out-of-the-box, default state. For a detailed description of individual data types, see App privacy details on the App Store on the Apple developer portal.

OneAgent may capture additional data through your manual instrumentation. If you instrument your app to capture additional data, make sure you reflect it in your app privacy questionnaire.

Category	Data type	Captured by default?	Notes
Contact Info		No
Health & Fitness		No
Financial Info		No
Location	Precise Location	No	By default, location monitoring is disabled. If you've set the `DTXInstrumentGPSLocation` configuration key to `true`, select this data type.
Location	Coarse Location	No
Sensitive Info		No
Contacts		No
User Content		No
Browsing History		No
Search History		No
Identifiers		No
Purchases		No
Usage Data	Product Interaction	Yes	If you use auto-instrumentation for iOS, taps and clicks the users perform in your mobile app are reported as user actions. Also, Dynatrace captures rage taps. You can configure the capturing of product interaction data via the configuration keys related to user actions. If you've set the `DTXInstrumentAutoUserAction` and `DTXDetectRageTaps` configuration keys to `false`, don't select this data type.
	Advertising Data	No
	Other Usage Data	No
Diagnostics	Crash Data	Yes	By default, crash reposting is enabled. If you use Session Replay, OneAgent also captures masked screenshots and reports several screenshots captured before the crash. If you've set the `DTXCrashReportingEnabled` configuration key to `false` and disabled Session Replay, don't select this data type.
	Performance Data	Yes	By default, monitoring of lifecycle events, web requests, and user actions is enabled. You can configure the capturing of performance data data via the configuration keys related to user actions, web requests, and lifecycle monitoring. If you've set all of the following configuration keys to `false`, don't select this data type. `DTXInstrumentLifecycleMonitoring` `DTXInstrumentFrameworks` `DTXInstrumentWebRequestTiming` `DTXInstrumentWebViewTiming` `DTXInstrumentAutoUserAction`
	Other Diagnostic Data	Yes	OneAgent captures the following diagnostic data: Battery level Built-in RAM Free RAM Device model CPU type Carrier name Network connection type, for example, mobile, WiFi, or LAN Network technology, for example, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, 802.11x Screen resolution Orientation (portrait or landscape) App version App name User language iOS version New user (on the first session)
	`shareLogsFile`	No	The `shareLogsFile` API allows you to share locally stored log files via an iOS sharing sheet (`UIActivityViewController`). For more information, see Log sharing.
Surroundings		No
Body		No
Other Data		No