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It stores no personal data, requires no cookies, and ships nothing to Google. You host it yourself.
by Trasmatta 2y ago
It stores no personal data, requires no cookies, and ships nothing to Google. You host it yourself.
- TZubiri 2y ago1) GA doesn't store personal data either 2) who gives a shit, genuinely who cares about cookies? 3) so it's privacy oriented in that the dev doesn't send their data to google, but users send their data to someone anyways? And why would sending data to a self hosting rando be safer than sending it to google from a user and security perspective?
- cobalt60 2y agoStop smoking mids and why don't you see what umami actually does?
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- lukevp 2y agoGoogle’s entire business is your personal data. I’d much rather my browsing info be sent to some small website for local analysis for their own purposes vs. hoovered up by the largest data broker in the world and aggregated with everything else about me. Did you read the recent article about how reCAPTCHA is used for tracking you across the internet? I have no reason to believe GA isn’t similar. And just think about how much info they have on you from reading all of your emails.