Only 9% of visitors give GDPR consent to be tracked
"On the lifestyle site, three permissions were being asked for. Web statistics (Google Analytics), personalized advertising (Doubleclick) and social media sharing (Pinterest).Only 1 person out of the 774 who opted into being tracked drilled down and made a more granular choice. That visitor said no to stats but said yes to advertising and social media."This seems weird to me. Why would you block google from getting the statistics, and then give it to them anyways via doubleclick?