Information about content is not the content itself. It's metadata as opposed to user data. I'd be more concerned about the "not limited to" part than the "inf

Information about content is not the content itself. It's metadata as opposed to user data. I'd be more concerned about the "not limited to" part than the "information about ..." followed by a long list of things they can get information about part. But I think, in my lay (non-lawyer) reading of that that they've set the spirit of the agreement. They don't want to miss some little detail in their list, but they're setting an expectation that their telemetry (if any) and their support department in case the owner asks for support can access metadata.