Google Analytics for Germany
December 17th, 2009 by Lars Johansson
Two solutions to make life easier for German website owners using Google Analytics:
1. Offer the possibility to opt out of being tracked by Google Analytics
2. Anonymize IP addresses tracked by Google Analytics
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