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Currently, I have defined the measurementId in the mint.json file, which exposes it in the client-side code.
Question:
Is it possible to set the GA4 measurementId without exposing it in the client-side code? If so, what are the best practices to protect against potential abuse and data manipulation?
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Security Concern: Exposing GA4 measurementId in Client-Side Code
Jan 30, 2025
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Security Concern: Exposing GA4 measurementId in Client-Side Code
Security concern: Exposing GA4 measurementId in mint.json file
Jan 30, 2025
Currently, I have defined the measurementId in the mint.json file, which exposes it in the client-side code.
Question:
Is it possible to set the GA4 measurementId without exposing it in the client-side code? If so, what are the best practices to protect against potential abuse and data manipulation?
Problem Description:
Currently, I have defined the measurementId in the mint.json file, which exposes it in the client-side code. Question:
Is it possible to set the GA4 measurementId without exposing it in the client-side code? If so, what are the best practices to protect against potential abuse and data manipulation?
Problem Description:
Currently, I have defined the
measurementId
in themint.json
file, which exposes it in the client-side code.Question:
Is it possible to set the GA4
measurementId
without exposing it in the client-side code? If so, what are the best practices to protect against potential abuse and data manipulation?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: