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I think it has been a great motivator to pick up some things that otherwise would not have been picked. So we got this user analytics grand opening scissors and ribbon our tools have gotten better and better and better over the last 10 years, at least since, since I've been working with it. But I usually say to people in Google Analytics world that I prefer sessions. We had 80 or hundred different reports, and people were usually clicking around the Google Analytics for half an hour trying to find something, which they will find interesting, eh? Robert Petković: I dunno, because all the data and Google Analytics so far, or most of the data in Google Analytics so far is actually aggregated data. People are afraid of GoogleX for Enterprise because it's something new and they think their need, they will need to find, or they should find some valuable data in there, but they are not able to find it because it was so optimized. There are many people who still want to share, I dunno, email data or names with Facebook.

Not to mention that the biggest problem is the way Europe approaches the data privacy. And if you're doing marketing and analysis, you are always dealing with aggregated data the way that data was aggregated. But let's asse that if we take it one step back, do you think it would be maybe be more valuable to companies to switch to aggregate analytics and drop the users, so to say, So drop the unique way to identify users and, and actually take a little bit of a step back, but that way create an analytics that is not, personal data, technically speaking. So less for product analytics, mostly marketing analytics. I feel we have been given user analytics, and that concept came from more from the product analytics side because there it has been more about testing user flows and AB testing and optimizing digital products. Even Google in Google Analytics said some seven, eight years ago, if you find FII in your data will delete the whole day of it. There's been a lot of personal identifying information in Google Analytics for the past, I dunno, 10 years or so.

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