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Google Ads begins collecting more website event data automatically
Google Ads will now automatically collect a broader range of event data from websites to improve measurement with less manual setup. Advertisers may notice additional network requests to Google domains when events are transmitted (e.g., /aagrp/prod/model_person_country_code_US_person_region_code).

Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means reviewing what Google currently captures by default and whether it aligns with your measurement and privacy strategy.
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Google Ads begins collecting more website event data automatically
Google Ads will now automatically collect a broader range of event data from websites to improve measurement with less manual setup. Advertisers may notice additional network requests to Google domains when events are transmitted (e.g., /aagrp/prod/model_person_country_code_US_person_region_code). For you, this means reviewing what Google currently captures by default and whether it aligns with your measurement and privacy strategy.
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