New Google Analytics
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New Google Analytics
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Re: New Google Analytics
#2Okay, please show me how to opt out of Google analytics when I use the browser with the largest market share (Chrome), on a platform with the largest market share (Android). Both are owned and controlled by Google.
Re: New Google Analytics
#3> we continue to offer users control over sharing their activity with Google Analytics. Okay, please show me how to opt out of Google analytics when I use the browser with the largest market share (Chrome), on a platform with the largest market share (Android). Both are owned and controlled by Google.
But wait, there's more: usually publishers bind the usage of their free offer to the acceptance of GA. Gotcha.
Re: New Google Analytics
#4> we continue to offer users control over sharing their activity with Google Analytics. Okay, please show me how to opt out of Google analytics when I use the browser with the largest market share (Chrome), on a platform with the largest market share (Android). Both are owned and controlled by Google.
You sure, the opt-out is not working? At least in the EU, where an opt-in is legally required, GA is not a problem. But wait, there's more: usually publishers bind the usage of their free offer to the acceptance of GA. Gotcha.
Re: New Google Analytics
#5Re: New Google Analytics
#6I recommend Amplitude! https://amplitude.com/