> yet some how these ones still track you anyway There is tracking and tracking. Google Analytics tracks you across the internet and collects all sorts of pri

> yet some how these ones still track you anyway There is tracking and tracking. Google Analytics tracks you across the internet and collects all sorts of private and public user data and metadata, analyses behaviour, correlates with other metrics and sources of information (like ad campaigns), etc. Plausible and co tell you there were X users with an average of 30s spent on page Z. Which Google Analytics also does, on top of the other things. Yes, it's technically "tracking", but if you thing it has much to do with the first one you're fundamentally misunderstanding analytics and tracking and thinking in FUD terms.