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This article is not totally accurate. For ex. you can track anon visitors fine if you generate an ID identifiable ONLY on your DB. So if you store only an ID i
by going_to_800 9y ago
This article is not totally accurate.
For ex. you can track anon visitors fine if you generate an ID identifiable ONLY on your DB. So if you store only an ID in the DB(awaiting to be matched when a conversion is made with consent given) is totally fine because even if someone hacks your DB can't be able to match that ID to any person, even if they have other data from Facebook, Google etc.
In case of an IP it's a different thing. If you get an IP, you can actually identify a person if you have a DB with the IP+other personal information about it.
- ec109685 9y agoHow are you tying your ID and the user? If it’s a cookie, you need to get consent and let the user view and rectify information tied to that ID.