As part of the Service, Monolytics collects information related to traffic on our customers' websites, such as pages visited, visitor mouse movements and clicks, keystroke data, and HTML data on pages visited. This collective data is referred to as "Traffic Data."

Monolytics uses Traffic Data to provide customers with real-time analytics. While Monolytics implements features intended to minimize the impact on visitors' privacy, we do not control how customers use Traffic Data. Customers remain the controllers of the Personal Information derived from Traffic Data at all times. For instance, customers may link Traffic Data with available Personal Information (e.g., account information provided by visitors).

Additionally, although Monolytics may provide tools enabling customers to create profiles of individual visitors, it is up to each customer to decide whether to use such profiling information for targeted advertising or other purposes. Customers can configure the Service to alter the amount and type of Traffic Data collected on their websites. By default, the collection of keystroke data is disabled on customers' websites.

Keystroke data is only captured if a customer modifies this default setting to enable keystroke collection. Even then, it is only for each text field where keystroke collection has been explicitly authorized, and the actual input is never sent to Monolytics but is replaced by asterisks (*) to represent user interaction with forms.

Furthermore, Monolytics allows customers to scramble text within any HTML data processed by the Service, making any Personal Information within HTML data undecipherable when this feature is enabled. For more detailed information on how our customers have implemented the Service on their websites, we recommend reviewing the privacy notices posted individually by those customers.