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What is changing in Google Analytics

โ€œAll standard #universalanalytics properties will stop processing new hits on July 1, 2023โ€. #GA4 will eventually replace the current version. ๐Ÿ‘‡

2005: GA1 (Urchin)
2008: GA2 (Classic Analytics)
2013: GA3 (Universal Analytics)
2020: GA4 (Google Analytics 4)

https://www.databloo.com/blog/designing-a-google-analytics-4-dashboard/

on April 8, 2022
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    First, Google Analytics can no longer track non-website traffic, which means there are some websites that will no longer be able to be tracked in Google Analytics. These include:

    โ€“ Websites where users sign up for an account but never use the website

    โ€“ Websites where the user is not logged in at the time of a request

    โ€“ Websites where users sign up for an account but aren't active members of the website

    Google Analytics is going to merge with Youtube, which will make a more powerful engine for analytics

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      Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. Really interesting!

      Having in mind that Google Analytics still remains the #1 web analytics platform on the web with over 50% penetration, I don't think that Google will merge it with Youtube. We will see :)