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> The url parameter uses a custom, Google-specific encoding. So that will be figured out, making the whole exercise void. Google knows this. What is the real g
by Hendrikto 21d ago
> The url parameter uses a custom, Google-specific encoding.
So that will be figured out, making the whole exercise void. Google knows this. What is the real goal here?
- Uzazo 21d agoImagine it being the ID of the database row holding the actual URL. There's no way to figure it out without access to that database.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 21d ago"Figuring it out" doesn't help if it's encrypted with a key only Google holds or a reference to some database record that you don't have. In either case, the only way to resolve this is to ask Google, which means they can track it as a click (and rate limit etc.).