Hi @geogoucho, thanks for taking the time to leave a review.
tracker.js is built for data protection. Here is what it does:
– It loads from your own website, not from our servers or any other company.
– It sends page views only to your own WordPress site. No visitor data leaves your server.
– It does not set any cookies.
– IP addresses are anonymized and hashed by default, so the full IP is never stored.
You can check this under **Statistics → Settings → Privacy & Data Protection**. The Privacy Audit there flags any setting that could affect GDPR. If you use a consent plugin (WP Consent API, Real Cookie Banner or Borlabs Cookie), you can connect it on the same page. Then tracking only starts after the visitor agrees.
What made you worried about tracker.js? For example, a privacy scanner, your cookie banner or a browser warning. Tell us and we will look into it. If this answers your concern, we would be grateful if you updated your rating.
Thanks again, we are here if you need anything else.
