Use a tracker that doesn’t invade user privacy such as Plausible or Matomo,you don’t need to track user activity covertly just to know what kind of content attracts more page views, Even trying to do this is considered a GDPR violation.
It is unnecessary to use any other advanced analytical tool , such as matomo and plausible. you will be able to calculate everything correctly without needing to spy on your users.
The reason why most companies resort to using either privacy-preserving analytics or first-party tracking rather than hiding their tracking efforts is that it is more likely to cause more trouble than it is worth.
u do not need to go about identifying every single user for usefful analytics. when it comes to something simple like views on ur pages nd referrals the use of privacy friendly analytics may suffice. but if u wish to track individual actions then this is when u have to consider the legal side of things. so i would advise against buillding such a system.
