: How to exclude personal traffic without IP in Google Analytics? How to exclude my personal traffic from Google Analytics without IP? I am working on site regularly from many browser's but on

@Moriarity557

I realyze that Ghostery is my solution.

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@Karen161

To completely disable data tracking, you can add an opt-out function to your site:
developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/advanced#optout
You could also use the Opt-out browser plug-in (available for multiple browsers): tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout Set-up a custom dimension to exclude traffic

Create a custom dimension, call it "Internal traffic" (or anything you wish). Make it "User"-level to make it persist across visits. If your browser automatically clears cookies, you'll still have to revisit the page each time you open it.

Create a filter to exclude traffic when that dimension (ie: Dimension1) is set to the value (ie: "Internal traffic").

Set-up a page on your domain that you can visit that sets this custom dimension in your browser. It will stay as long as your cookies are not cleared.

ga('send', 'pageview', {
'dimension1': 'Internal traffic'
});


Help on custom dimensions: developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/custom-dims-mets

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@Becky754

Your telco should be using a sub-domain that identifies you in a manner of speaking. It will change each time you connect your cable, dsl, or heaven forbid- dial-up. Each time, you will get an IP address that is tied to a sub-domain name by your carrier. You can get this by accessing something on your website and checking your log file. You may have to wait for the log file cache to write though. Do something unique so you know it is you. Then you can simply exclude that domain name from your reports. It will not be perfect, but close enough.

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