> Do you maybe mean that it will become increasingly burdensome to own a website that collects analytics on users, or something similar? I think you are undere

> Do you maybe mean that it will become increasingly burdensome to own a website that collects analytics on users, or something similar? I think you are underestimating the impact. Anything that stores account names or emails (forms, comment sections, commerce sites, ...) is a very broad list. Even if none of this is true and you ONLY serve static content without analytics delivered to the user you are not guaranteed to be safe. Apache by default logs IP addresses [1]. [1] https://www.ptr.co.uk/blog/which-ip-addresses-have-accessed-apache-web-server-most https://www.ptr.co.uk/blog/which-ip-addresses-have-accessed-...