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It's worth noting that GA4 does this already. GA3 (AKA Universal Analytics) requires owners to set the anonymize_ip flag though. I agree that Google should ha
by SquareWheel 5y ago
It's worth noting that GA4 does this already. GA3 (AKA Universal Analytics) requires owners to set the anonymize_ip flag though. I agree that Google should have retroactively changed this policy for GA3 accounts, even if it would cause some breakage.
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2763052?hl=en https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2763052?hl=en
- waffleiron 5y agoThe English post from CNIL makes it clear it's not just IP that's the issue: >In this context, a unique identifier is assigned to each visitor. This identifier (which constitutes personal data) and the associated data are transferred by Google to the United States.
- SquareWheel 5y agoFair point. The English link was not yet posted when I read the (translated) article, so the nature of the personal data wasn't that clear.