> There's "caring about privacy" in the subheadings, yet there's a whole section in docs about collecting private data [1]. Empty words.
The advanced tracking is turned off by default. Ackee will never store a browsing history of a user and tries it best to keep tracked data anonymised.
It's all about finding a balance between privacy and analytics. At the end it's still an analytics tool and there would be nothing to show without data.
Using "nginx/apache logs" and "what browsers send anyway" is more than Ackee tracks by default. Storing and analysing this data isn't even allowed by the GDPR without asking the user.
The advanced tracking is turned off by default. Ackee will never store a browsing history of a user and tries it best to keep tracked data anonymised.
It's all about finding a balance between privacy and analytics. At the end it's still an analytics tool and there would be nothing to show without data.
Using "nginx/apache logs" and "what browsers send anyway" is more than Ackee tracks by default. Storing and analysing this data isn't even allowed by the GDPR without asking the user.