Daily active users

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Daily active users (DAU) is one of the ways used for measuring success of an internet product, e.g., online social games.[1] DAU measures the "stickiness" of an online product by answering the question, "How many unique users visit the site daily?" Usually the only requirement for a user to be considered "active" is that they somehow view or engage with the product. Examples of this type of usage would range from visiting the splash page of a game or commenting on a post by the game's Facebook page, to actually playing the game itself.[2] The monthly aggregate of active users is monthly active users (MAU).

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