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I don't think this is such a big issue. Only a small minority of people use uBlock. Whatever data you measure on the 90% of your visitors that don't block GA ca

I don't think this is such a big issue. Only a small minority of people use uBlock. Whatever data you measure on the 90% of your visitors that don't block GA can, most likely, be extrapolated to the remaining 10% as well. I'm a lot more concerned about the revenue I am losing due to the decrease in ad views/clicks than I am about a slight decrease in GA hits...

at-fates-hands 12y ago
>> Whatever data you measure on the 90% of your visitors that don't block GA can, most likely, be extrapolated to the remaining 10% as well. Agreed. I think we as tech people tend to assume everybody is as tech savy as we are - when in fact, it's not even close. Also, when you talk about an aging baby boomer population who didn't grow up with Facebook and Instagram, they could care less about being tracked.
Moru 12y ago
Most small adverticers see it the opposite way. We don't want to pay you money to show the ads to someone that is not interested in our products anyway and never will click the link. Or even worse, click the link just to support you, stealing money from us instead. There are always two sides to a coin.