Mobile analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing the behavioral data of users who browse the website on their mobile devices. Through data visualization and analysis, it’s possible to discover a user’s intent and track the complete click paths. Such insights can help personalize content, improve user experience and measure the site’s performance.
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Anonymous website visitor tracking: How to do useful analytics without personal data [Updated]
Regulations worldwide, like GDPR or the ePrivacy Regulation, set a high bar for collecting user data. For one, GDPR requires consent to process the data if it’s reasonably likely that such data could be used to identify an individual. The problem is that consent opt-in rates typically vary between 30% and 70-80%. The solution? Anonymizing…
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What is PII, non-PII, and personal data? [UPDATED]
Personally identifiable information (PII) and personal data are two classifications of data that often confuse organizations that collect, store and analyze such data. Both terms cover common ground, classifying information that could reveal an individual’s identity directly or indirectly. PII is used in the US, but no specific legal document defines it. The legal system…
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