Fanatic Filters requires network access to validate its face tracking SDK token, which means the application must be allowed through your venue's firewall. If your IT security team manages firewall settings with password-protected controls, you'll need to coordinate with them in advance to whitelist the Fanatic Filters application and ensure it can communicate over the network. Venues with strict cybersecurity policies should work with CUE during onboarding to identify the specific network permissions required, as restricted access can prevent the face tracking from initializing even when all other components are working correctly. We recommend testing these permissions well in advance of your first event—not just an hour before kickoff—to allow time to resolve any IT security coordination issues. [NEEDS REVIEW]
