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by nwellnhof
2337 days ago
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Yes, you can configure Google Analytics so that no data is shared with other Google services, at least no data about single visitors. I also came to the conclusion that using GA this way complies with the GDPR and I don't really understand what all the fuzz is about. |
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You can either disable cookies to run GA in cookieless mode [1], which presumably will affect how GA performs, since they can't determine repeat visits (but this might be fine, depending on the type of site you have), or you need to gain active consent to enable analytics cookies [2], which isn't much good if you want metrics for all users, not just those that opt-ed in.
If someone has solved this reasonably, I'd love to hear how! For now it seems like cookieless is my only option.
[1] https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection... [2] https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-pecr/cookies-a...