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# Help us improve the Unity SDK

We are constantly adding new features and improvements to the Enoch SDK. Enable analytics and help us build even better free tools for more developers. 

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## What we track

We believe in transparency, so here is a list of the events that we track.

### General Data

* SDK version
* Unity version and render pipeline 
* Operating system and version 
* Your partner subdomain and application name 
* Your device ID (we use this to group events by developer) 

### Events (Unity Editor only) 

* Activity on the Enoch editor dialogs (clicked buttons and checkboxes) 
* Build application for a specific target
* Avatar loaded (target-platform, url, success, error)

## How to enable SDK Analytics 

You will be asked to enable SDK Analytics when you import the SDK into Unity. 

Click **Enable Analytics** to opt in and allows us to track the events listed above.

![](/files/GXz37YTg6F34tsFeW8uE)

### Enabling Analytics after choosing Never Ask Again

If you previously checked Never Ask Again and want to allow tracking now, do the following.

1. From the menu bar, select **Enoch Avatars > Settings**.
2. In the **Enoch** dialog, check **Yes, enable analytics**.

![](/files/xofYdKJD9qU3niuaoPVq)

## How to disable SDK Analytics

You can disable analytics at any time.

1. From the menu bar, select **Enoch > Settings**.
2. In the **Enoch** dialog, uncheck **Analytics enabled**.


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