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The article talks about analytics, but under GDPR you will have to have a sign-up wall before you can do any analytics. If someone comes on to your site without
by PaulAJ 9y ago
The article talks about analytics, but under GDPR you will have to have a sign-up wall before you can do any analytics. If someone comes on to your site without signing up then you are not allowed to track their IP address or any other identifying information, and without that you can't do much in the way of analytics.
- FooBarWidget 9y agoBut if you anonymize the data then it's fine.
- DanBC 9y agoYou can track an IP address. What you can't do without permission is link an IP address to an identity and then track that.
- criddell 9y agoI think analytics often makes things less interesting. I wish more publishers would trust their own judgement and taste and quit trying to optimize for the lowest common denominator.