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This is one of those things that either few use and it works, or if many start using it, the tracking will just get obfuscated. I already see many sites use so
by slver 5y ago
This is one of those things that either few use and it works, or if many start using it, the tracking will just get obfuscated.
I already see many sites use something like ?arg={BASE64 STRING OF ALL THE THINGS} and no automatic tool can decypher that as it's a custom list of bytes.
- akie 5y ago> BASE64 STRING > no automatic tool can decypher that ...
- slver 5y agoI was very specific I'm referring to the output bytes, not the actual base64 encoding.
- moehm 5y agoRemoving utm_ parameters will probably always work, because they are standardized and shared between different applications (like the website and Google Analytics). If you try to obfuscate them your analytics software can't read them as well. But yeah, home grown analytics can't be reliable circumvented.