Logitech G HUB Privacy Policy Expands Data Collection on CS2 Players [2026 Update]

As originally reported by TalkEsport, Logitech has updated the G HUB privacy policy to disclose that, with user consent, the software can log overall mouse travel, camera and audio usage duration, and detailed device diagnostics across applications—including CS2. The expanded data set goes beyond the January 2025 disclosure, now covering feature usage, connected peripherals, and system performance metrics. Players who install G HUB for DPI tweaks, RGB lighting, or headset management should expect their hardware interaction patterns to be recorded and potentially linked to specific game sessions. Logitech positions the analytics as a means to improve firmware updates and user experience, but the lack of explicit application‑level granularity has raised concerns among competitive gamers and privacy advocates. For further context on industry data trends, see our recent analysis of Steam’s September revenue surge [/news/steam-september-2026-revenue-old-games] and Sony’s Battlefield film bidding war [/news/sony-battlefield-movie-frontrunner].