01. THE INPUT STREAM
We operate on a principle of Data Minimization. Labfield applications are designed to function optimally with the leanest possible data footprint. When you interact with our platforms, we collect telemetric data essential for stability and performance calibration.
This includes device-specific hardware identifiers—such as GPU architecture (Vulkan/Metal capability), CPU thermal thresholds, and screen refresh rates (60Hz vs 120Hz)—to ensure our applications provide the highest fidelity experience without causing physical hardware stress.
TELEMETRY DATA
Technical logs regarding frame pacing, memory leaks, and crash reports. Essential for low-latency synchronization.
PERSONAL IDENTIFIERS
Limited to account verification (email/nickname) for cross-device progress persistence.
Visual Representation: End-to-end encrypted packet transit architecture
02. PROCESSING & OPTIMIZATION
Our servers, located in secure Tier III data centers within the European Union (Germany), process telemetry to improve application architectures. We do not sell data. We trade in optimization. Every byte of logged behavior is used to reduce input lag and minimize battery thermal throttling in future software iterations.
- /> Anonymization: All performance metrics are stripped of personal identifiers during the ingestion phase.
- /> Retention: Technical logs are purged after 60 days unless required for critical debugging.
