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# When to avoid tracking?

To ensure the privacy and security of sensitive information on your website, it's important to conditionally load tracking scripts only when appropriate. Be mindful that tracking scripts can inadvertently capture and transmit sensitive data, leading to potential privacy violations. 

By implementing logic to detect and exclude pages containing sensitive information from tracking, you can maintain data security and comply with privacy regulations. This practice not only protects user data but also enhances trust and transparency with your audience, ensuring that your web analytics tool is used responsibly and ethically.


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