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> But you can't avoid google analytics.. That's the easiest to avoid. Ghostery, or a simple edit to your /etc/hosts file. The problem is that tracking is muc
by chimeracoder 10y ago
> But you can't avoid google analytics..
That's the easiest to avoid. Ghostery, or a simple edit to your /etc/hosts file.
The problem is that tracking is much more pervasive, and there are many more ways you can be tracked that are much harder to block than Google Analytics.
- smokeyj 10y agoWhat about for iOS? Sure there's more pervasive methods, but I doubt any are as ubiquitous as GA. My ghostery plugin shows GA for nearly every website I visit.
- cmdrfred 10y agoAdblock works on Android.
- detaro 10y agoI thought iOS browsers' adblockers can at least do domain-based blocking, which is enough for the typcial GA case?
- Fnoord 10y agoThere are adblockers for iOS, but not for old versions of iOS and I think 32 bit versions of iOS don't work with it. IIRC Apple has allowed it since 9.0.