Re:Safari now blocks Google Analytics on sites, new Privacy ...
by bad_user on Wednesday June 24, 2020 @03:55AM
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There are multiple things you can do with GA of course, like IP anonymization, setting a smaller expiration date for that cookie, etc, however trust in Google Analytics is low and that won't change.
Also a lot of websites, especially personal ones, are in violation of ePrivacy. You may not need GDPR consent for analytics, qualifying for a legitimate interest, but you still need a cookie banner when dropping cookies for analytics.
The market is clear about it, analytics have to be first party and privacy preserving.
Also a lot of websites, especially personal ones, are in violation of ePrivacy. You may not need GDPR consent for analytics, qualifying for a legitimate interest, but you still need a cookie banner when dropping cookies for analytics.
The market is clear about it, analytics have to be first party and privacy preserving.