The Unity Editor collects anonymous data. Unity uses this information to make informed decisions on how to improve features in the Editor. the features of the Editor. Unity collects the analytics using Google Analytics. The Unity Editor makes calls to a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The Uniform Resource Name (URN) part of the URI contains details that describe what Editor features or events users use.
The following are examples of some of the analytics that Unity collects:
If you don’t want to send anonymous data to Unity then you can disable Editor Analytics. There are two ways to do this, which depend on the type of license you use:
If you use a Unity Pro license, go to Edit (MacOS: Unity) > Preferences > General and select Disable Editor Analytics (Pro only).
If you use a Unity Personal license: