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Analytics cookies - details
I use Google Analytics (provided by Google LLC) to get simple statistics about how this blog is used. This
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What it measures
Google Analytics may collect information such as:
- Pages you visit and how you navigate the site
- Time spent on pages
- Approximate location (country or region)
- Device type, browser, and operating system
- Referral source (e.g. search engine or external link)
I do not use this data for advertising and I do not try to identify individual visitors.
IP anonymization
IP anonymization is enabled, which means your IP address is shortened before it is stored or processed.
Data transfers
Because Google operates globally, analytics data may be processed outside the EU (including in the United
States). Google applies appropriate legal safeguards for such transfers.
Legal basis
Analytics cookies are used only with your consent (GDPR Art. 6(1)(a)).
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