: Determine which website / IP is sending data to Google Analytics when the snippet isn't on our site I recently updated a client's website with a brand new site design and realized several days

I recently updated a client's website with a brand new site design and realized several days later that this new design did not contain their Google Analytics tracking code.

For curiosities sake, I opened Google Analytics and to my surprise found that I was still receiving hits (although very few, ~10 a day).

How do I determine what is sending this data to GA? It certainly isn't my site. The URLs specified under the "Behavior > Site Content > All Pages" tab don't even exist on my site and the 404 page that comes up when I access them doesn't have GA tracking code on it.

Is there some way to view GA activity audit information or by some other means determine what is sending these hits?

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You can check things like Bounce Rate, Pages/Session, and Avg. Session Duration, referrals (Acquisition > All Traffic > Referrals). If it's spam that you've identified, then you can follow this guide to combat it: help.analyticsedge.com/spam-filter/definitive-guide-to-removing-google-analytics-spam/

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