gtag('config', '<GA_MEASUREMENT_ID>', { 'anonymize_ip': true });
So I copy this line in the Custom GA Code field.
But when saved, the <GA_MEASUREMENT_ID> string is removed and the result is
gtag('config', '', { 'anonymize_ip': true });
I tried to escape bracked : \< and \>, but has no effect.
]]>Can this be fixed in a next update?
Thanks in advance!
]]>But I wanted to make sure it is working, so I tried to check as described here:
https://smarter-ecommerce.com/blog/en/analytics/implement-gdpr-compliant-ip-anonymization-google-analytics/
I opened the developers tools on Chrome to check the request URL query string, but I could not find the parameter “aip=1”
screenshot: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_4Ps1b9hr4uEiBMKV_D-xRc4jDSm_ixx
So without this parameter I think IP anonymization isn’t really working…
]]>I was wondering if IP Anonymization was still in the works and do you plan on adding it before GDPR comes into effect?
Many thanks!
]]>This means it’s not possible to allow the user to ‘opt out’ or remove their data from the site running the plugin – because no data is held on the site.
It’s up to you to decide whether this is relevant with regard to GDPR.
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