Reading a week of sessions without drowning
Wei Jie’s bound is practical: thirty sessions, or three days of traces, whichever is smaller. Beyond that, the same disagreement between name and screen repeats. The inventory either survives contact with a thumb or it does not.
We do not watch every recording in a library. We also do not pick only the pretty ones. The sample is the most recent complete days you can legally share, minus anything that still shows a face, a card number, or a home address.
If you cannot share recordings, the measurement review can still mark the inventory, but the findings will say so. An unread session is not a moral failing. It is a gap, and gaps belong in the note rather than in a guessed story about staying.