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by callahanrts
3000 days ago
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As far as I've researched, no. GDPR is open to the sorts of tracking that is used to make your product better. In the case of google analytics, you're watching for aspects of your product or blog that are doing well so you can produce more of the content viewers like. One of the caveats though, is that you shouldn't be able to identify a specific user. So, you would need to anonymize the IP addresses you're tracking [1]. My understanding is that you should not be tracking or storing information that can be used to identify a single user. So cookies are ok, but you have to ask permission for any cookie that can be used to personally identify a user. [1] https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection... |
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