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The analytics have no direct benefits to an individual visitor, like ads, so I get why you'd block them. I myself don't care about showing up in the analytics o
by lecarore 6y ago
The analytics have no direct benefits to an individual visitor, like ads, so I get why you'd block them. I myself don't care about showing up in the analytics of the website I visit. But I pay for paisible because they are way less intrusive, and they get added to the blocklist anyway. This doesn't encourage good behaviour. From a website owner perspective, if I don't circumvent the blockers I need a server side solution. It would be equivalent privacy wise, harder to set up but less visible.
- XCSme 6y agoIf you try to access a service and it's down, doesn't that impact you as an individual visitor? With analytics they can know it's down. If you click a button and you get an error, doesn't it affect you if they are not notified and fix that error? If a company you like and use their products can get better and release even better and cheaper products using analytics, doesn't that bring direct benefits to you?