I would posit that almost any remotely hosted analytics system (privacy oriented or not) is eventually a target for privacy centric browsers. If not now, then in the future.
I mean, let's be honest - the days are fast coming when anything that looks like remotely hosted javascript is going to be blocked, no matter how benign it is.
So could it be that the future is home grown analytics subsystems that reside in your own stack?
That way people who need deeper types of tracking can do it, while those that need shallow analytics can do it too.
It certainly seems to be heading in that direction.
I mean, let's be honest - the days are fast coming when anything that looks like remotely hosted javascript is going to be blocked, no matter how benign it is.
So could it be that the future is home grown analytics subsystems that reside in your own stack?
That way people who need deeper types of tracking can do it, while those that need shallow analytics can do it too.
It certainly seems to be heading in that direction.