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Quiz on GA limits, performance, privacy

by Thanusree R
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1) Which is a common limitation of Google Analytics data accuracy across sessions?

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2) What feature often introduces data latency in GA standard reports?

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3) Which Google Analytics limitation impacts cross-device analysis?

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4) Which performance concern can arise with GA implementations on high-traffic sites?

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5) What is a common privacy/ethics consideration when using GA?

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6) Which GA feature raises privacy concerns due to PII handling?

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7) How can sampling bias affect marketing attribution in GA?

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8) Which approach helps mitigate performance and privacy issues in GA implementation?

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9) True or False: Server-side tagging reduces client-side load and improves privacy control.

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10) True or False: GA4 allows more robust user-level privacy configurations than Universal Analytics.

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11) True or False: Real-time reports always reflect finalized data.

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12) True or False: Data retention settings have no impact on reporting granularity.

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13) Short-answer: Name a limitation of GA for long-term trend analysis.

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14) Short-answer: Mention one privacy/ethics consideration when using GA data.

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15) Reflection: How would you balance insight needs with privacy and performance in GA deployments?

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Sampling reduces precision when data volume exceeds the threshold.

Processing time can delay standard report data, unlike real-time dashboards.

Privacy rules limit persistent cross-device user stitching.

Large hit volumes can strain reporting and APIs.

Consent and regional privacy laws govern data collection and usage.

PII-like fields in logs pose privacy risks.

Sampling can skew how conversions are credited among channels.

Structured event tracking with limits balances accuracy, performance, and privacy.

Server-side tagging offloads work and can enhance privacy controls.

GA4 provides enhanced privacy controls and consent modes.

Real-time data is provisional and may differ from processed data.

Retention settings can affect available data for reporting over time.

Beware sampling and processing delays for long-term trends.

Respect user consent and applicable laws in data collection and use.

Reflect on strategies like server-side tagging, consent-based data collection, and mindful sampling.

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