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<@U07FJ89LFFB> is this section where I set the ID for randomization?
```growthbook.setAttributes({
2  "id": "foo",
3  "url": "foo",
4  "path": "foo",
5  "host": "foo",
6  "query": "foo",
7  "deviceType": "desktop",
8  "browser": "chrome",
9  "utmSource": "foo",
10  "utmMedium": "foo",
11  "utmCampaign": "foo",
12  "utmTerm": "foo",
13  "utmContent": "foo"
14});```


Yes, the `id` attribute in the `setAttributes` method is where you set the ID for randomization in GrowthBook. This ID is used for user targeting and experiment randomization. It can be any unique identifier such as a user ID, session ID, or device ID.   Here is the code you provided: ```javascript growthbook.setAttributes({   "id": "foo",   "url": "foo",   "path": "foo",   "host": "foo",   "query": "foo",   "deviceType": "desktop",   "browser": "chrome",   "utmSource": "foo",   "utmMedium": "foo",   "utmCampaign": "foo",   "utmTerm": "foo",   "utmContent": "foo" }); ``` In this code, `"foo"` is currently set as the `id`. You would replace `"foo"` with the actual unique identifier for your users.  For more information, you can refer to the [GrowthBook documentation on targeting attributes](<https://docs.growthbook.io/lib/script-tag#targeting-attributes>).