You’re asked to set up a data stream in accordance with setting up Google Analytics. What is a data stream?
A data stream lives within Reports and lets you segment and compare your data
A data stream lives within Explore and, once defined, can be added to any exploration
A data stream lives within an account and is the container for the data you collect from your apps and sites
A data stream lives within a property and is a source of data from your app or website
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A data stream lives within a property and is a source of data from your app or website
Official documentation: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9355659
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