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Delaware’s data privacy law ratified this week despite criticisms(twipla.com)
2 points by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago|0 comments
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Norway Fining Meta $98,500 per Day for User Privacy Breach(twipla.com)
111 points by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago|91 comments
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by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago
Big tech - and Meta's approach to user data security - has long felt too powerful for Europe's data protection authorities to control. Given this, Norway's success is showing other European countries the way, and this points
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Visitor Analytics(visitor-analytics.io)
2 points by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago|1 comments
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by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago
At Visitor Analytics, we've created a great website intelligence tool. It's really analytics++, with in-built user behaviour analytics tools like heatmaps and session recordings, and visitor communication features that add the cus
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by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago
If you're getting a decent amount of traffic then chances are some will live in Asia. You could try installing an analytics tool line mine that will tell you where visitors are coming from. It won't tell you if the website is bloc
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by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago
I just checked out your site. It's a pretty cool idea and now I'm convinced I'm losing my hair! But back to your question. While I don't know your traffic numbers, $100 in revenue is something you could easily achieve in
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New Swiss Data Privacy Law from First September(visitor-analytics.io)
1 points by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago|1 comments
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by VisitorAnalyt 3y ago
Switzerland is the latest European/EU-adjacent country to align their data privacy framework with GDPR. You've got to wonder why it took so long to update their Federal Data Protection Act, which dates back to 1992.