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Unity CLI data collection and privacy

Review the data the Unity command-line interface (CLI) sends, turn off data collection, and identify the other network connections the CLI makes.
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This page applies to the Unity CLI beta.17 and later.
Telemetry is the data that the Unity CLI sends to Unity to help improve the CLI. The CLI never sends project names, file paths, project contents, or credentials. The CLI sends three types of telemetry, and you can turn off each one:
  • Anonymous usage count: The CLI sends one small event each time it runs. The event contains no user, machine, or project identifiers. This setting is on by default, and you can turn it off with an environment variable.
  • Usage analytics: If you're signed in, the CLI links usage analytics to your Unity ID. This setting is on by default. You can turn it off with one command at any time.
  • Crash reports: The CLI sends a crash report only when the CLI itself crashes. Crash reports never include personal or project data. You can turn them off with an environment variable.
To turn off any of these data types, refer to Turn off Unity CLI data collection.
Unity CLI telemetry dataReview the data that the Unity CLI sends to Unity and the project information that stays on your machine.
Turn off Unity CLI data collectionTurn off usage analytics, the anonymous usage count, crash reports, and automatic update checks in the Unity CLI.
Unity CLI network connectionsLearn which network connections the Unity CLI makes for specific commands, even when you turn off telemetry.

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