Introducing Fathom, a wonderful GDPR, CCPA and PECR privacy-conscious Google Analytics alternative

In this episode, we explore Fathom, a wonderful GDPR, CCPA and PECR privacy-conscious Google Analytics alternative.

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[itsmattdunn]

Brilliant, haven’t been using analytics for the last year due to privacy… this is definitely something we’ll be looking into.

[erickx]

I had to enter to my Google account just to comment that 1:28 caught me XD

[bjunte]

Another great alternative is fair analytics

[susana]

It is so insane that people in the “Land Of The Free” that people have to be either tech savvy or have $ to have someone to “fix $protect” their channels, blogs etc.
Orwells 1984 is here!😠

[anttihilja]

I just installed Umami analytics on a free Railway tier, it also doesn't use cookies and I own the data. I set the Railway region to EU area so the data stays close. I'm not sure if this is enough to satisfy GDPR since it's on an external service which is probably is hosted by AWS in the end.

[maxmustermann]

Great Video. But to be really GDPR Compliant it’s not enough to don’t use cookies at all. You’re also not allowed to make a connection to a third parity server without the consent of the Visitor. This applies to conntions which are necessary, and I don’t know if tracking is necessary in the view of the GDPR. Also you’re not allowed to make connections to third parity which are located in unsafe countries like the US for example, because Phantom is based in Canada I don’t know how safe Canada is considered. For all who want to be on the safe side, selfhosting it in the country where your website is located might be a good idea.

[HowToDrip]

I am building a paid membership website (Webflow) that requires a login. But privacy is important to me for my users. Can Fathom + paid membership site work together?

[drumpfall]

Sun, you need to get off of Apple. Move to linux as you’re primary driver. It makes sense

[smithy]

Hey maybe you could do a video on microsoft authenticator, google auth- etc? For example I saw you prefer 1 password, why dont you go for the established microsoft brand?