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If you're collecting analytics data yourself you still need to comply with GDPR so you still need a cookie banner for anything but extremely basic analytics.
by esperent 5y ago
If you're collecting analytics data yourself you still need to comply with GDPR so you still need a cookie banner for anything but extremely basic analytics.
- jtbayly 5y agoOr you can just ignore GDPR if you're outside the EU.
- elevatortrim 5y agoAlternatively, do not track personal data and do not show any forms.
- esperent 5y agoIf you don't want to do business in the EU, sure. Collecting the data of EU citizens and using it for advertising purposes means you're doing business in the EU though. This applies whether it's you doing the collecting or Google's "free" analytics service. Of course if you're a running a small website you'll probably get away with it. For now.