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"Complete Tracking" mode

Detail about "Complete Tracking" feature

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Last updated 11 months ago

SiteBehaviour provides a "Complete Tracking" setting that lets you precisely track returning website visitors. For it to be possible, SiteBehaviour stores an anonymous visitor ID in the visitor's browser's local storage which lets it identify a returning user.

When disabled, SiteBehaviour generates a user fingerprint using visitor's device dimensions, User agent, timezone and so on which is mixed with a salt value to create a hash (or a Visitor ID). The salt value is updated every 24 hours therefore It is almost impossible to identify a returning visitor for more than 24 hours. No cookies, local storage, or any kind of persistent visitor ID is stored in the visitor’s browser

If you enable “Complete Tracking”, you may be subjected to adding a consent banner for tracking on your website, please consult with an expert in this regard. If you need more details, feel free to contact us at and we will be happy to assist you with any details.

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