Remove Google Analytics to maintain user privacy about coindrop

[remjx]

@MagicLike Thanks for linking some alternatives! I'll reopen this as an issue but migrating to these alternatives is not high on my priority list. The app is built with Google Firebase which integrates well with other Google services so I think it makes sense to keep it that way. That being said, your concern is totally valid, and if someone wanted to create a pull request migrating to some more privacy-focused alternative, I'm totally open to switching.

What is my priority right now for Coindrop is allowing users to add/create new payment methods rather than maintaining the list of supported payment methods.

Cheers

[remjx]

Thanks for the suggestion but I do not plan on removing Google tracking services, as this provides valuable information to me as a developer so I can understand user behavior to improve the user experience.

As mentioned in the Privacy Policy, this data will not be shared or sold to third parties.

[MagicLike]

Thanks for the suggestion but I do not plan on removing Google tracking services, as this provides valuable information to me as a developer so I can understand user behavior to improve the user experience.

But there are other tracking services, which respect the user's privacy and provide the "valuable information" (Whatever that information might be) to you.
For example Umami, Counter, Matomo & Plausible.
So please take at least a look a some of those and maybe consider switching. Thanks!

Also Google Fonts can be replaced with Bunny Fonts:

The Bunny Fonts API was designed to be fully compatible with the Google Fonts [...] making the switch as easy as changing the hostname.