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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ Telemetry captures events from inside a browser session - console output, networ

Events are grouped into categories (`console`, `network`, `page`, and so on), and categories are the unit of control. Selection is opt-in: a session captures only the categories you turn on, and anything you don't stays off. See [Categories](/browsers/telemetry/categories) for the full list and what each one captures.

<Warning>
The default set carries operational metadata only, but the browser-activity categories (`network`, `console`, `page`, `interaction`, `screenshot`) capture what flows through the session and can include credentials and personal data. Enable them deliberately and review [Data sensitivity](/browsers/telemetry/categories#data-sensitivity) before turning them on, especially under HIPAA, GDPR, or similar obligations.
</Warning>

<Info>
Telemetry is a recent addition. If the `telemetry` options or `telemetry stream` command aren't available, upgrade to the latest CLI (`kernel upgrade`) and SDK (`@onkernel/sdk` for TypeScript, `kernel` for Python).
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