/ana/ - Analytics

google's latest update on data privacy settings has made me rethink how we track user behavior. ⚡
before this change:
- 95% of our marketing efforts were optimized based on detailed tracking.
now, with stricter limits,
>we're like trying to navigate a foggy night without headlights.
but here's the rub . how do you balance privacy and still get meaningful insights?
i've been experimenting by:
- using segment. io, which anonymizes data before sending it off for processing.30% increase in conversions since i adopted this approach, but at a cost of having less granular insight.
what's your take?
>Are we overstepping privacy boundaries to gather analytics?
do you think the current balance is right or skewed too far one way?
share any tips on how others are navigating these waters!