Edit: the HN title was edited to be more accurate (thanks!), so the criticism below no longer applies. If you're going to make a claim about there being a patt

Edit: the HN title was edited to be more accurate (thanks!), so the criticism below no longer applies. If you're going to make a claim about there being a pattern, like the OP very confidently did in the title, you can't just generalize from one example. There needs to be at least some token effort put into establishing that the pattern is real. Otherwise it's dishonest click-bait. There are dozens, probably hundreds, of different web analytics tools. Are users of those having similar problems, preferably at a meaningful scale? No? Then maybe you shouldn't be implying that there is some kind of a policy against non-GA web analytics software.