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# Why does ModSecurity block my webhooks on JSON keys?

This is **expected** for data types with large time-series sample arrays (heart rate, SpO2, and similar), where a full day easily exceeds 1000 JSON keys.

The payload follows the documented schema and is already a single data payload for one user and one type, so **there is nothing to split further**.

**Fix it on the ModSecurity side:**

* Raise `SecArgumentsLimit` for the endpoint, or
* Add a rule exclusion so the JSON-keys rule does not apply to incoming Terra payloads.


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