Describes the type of user-interaction or system event that occurred on the immersive ad UI overlay of an
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- The player clicked the "Sponsored" label on the ad overlay, which opens the ad disclosure prompt showing advertiser and payer information.
- The player clicked the volume toggle button on the ad overlay, which mutes or unmutes the video ad audio.
- The player clicked the fullscreen toggle button, which smoothly zooms the camera to a centered view of the ad surface and enables audio.
- The player clicked the play button on the ad overlay. If the ad is already in fullscreen, playback resumes; otherwise it enters fullscreen mode which also starts (or resumes) the video.
- The player clicked the pause button while a video ad is playing in fullscreen mode, which pauses video playback.
- The player clicked the close button on the fullscreen video ad view, which exits fullscreen mode and returns to the normal camera position.
- The player clicked the "Why this ad?" link, which displays the EUDSA (European Digital Services Act) disclosure prompt showing the advertiser and payer names for the current ad creative.
- A system-initiated play/resume event that clears the force-pause state and resumes video playback if the stream is open.
- A system-initiated pause event, used when the engine needs to force-pause the video (for example, when a dropdown menu opens over the ad). Prevents viewability-based auto-play from resuming playback until a corresponding system event clears that pause.