Privacy Policy

MediaPeachy respects the privacy of its Users and is committed to protect the personal information that its Users share with it.

1. YOUR CONSENT (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!)

Search is moving from traditional search engines to generative engines, but traffic from many of these sites isn’t being tracked properly in analytics. It’s their fault, not yours. This invisible traffic problem comes from these systems stripping the referral value. I first noticed this problem with AI Mode in Google, but it’s a common problem for generative engines. This is most likely a mistake on their part, but in some cases may be intentional. Some of these tools probably want more market share and just made a mistake, while others may not want you to be able to measure traffic from the systems. Google has said the clicks from AI Search are higher quality, but we have no way to verify that. If you have a website that sends traffic to other sites, you should want it to be tracked properly. In the case of generative engines, I warned that these AI bots need to send that info in order to fulfill their social contract, where they provide traffic to websites, and websites allow these bots to crawl and their data to be used.

2. WHICH INFORMATION WE MAY COLLECT ON OUR USERS?

Search is moving from traditional search engines to generative engines, but traffic from many of these sites isn’t being tracked properly in analytics. It’s their fault, not yours. This invisible traffic problem comes from these systems stripping the referral value. I first noticed this problem with AI Mode in Google, but it’s a common problem for generative engines. This is most likely a mistake on their part, but in some cases may be intentional. Some of these tools probably want more market share and just made a mistake, while others may not want you to be able to measure traffic from the systems. Google has said the clicks from AI Search are higher quality, but we have no way to verify that. If you have a website that sends traffic to other sites, you should want it to be tracked properly. In the case of generative engines, I warned that these AI bots need to send that info in order to fulfill their social contract, where they provide traffic to websites, and websites allow these bots to crawl and their data to be used.

3. YOUR CONSENT (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!)

Search is moving from traditional search engines to generative engines, but traffic from many of these sites isn’t being tracked properly in analytics. It’s their fault, not yours. This invisible traffic problem comes from these systems stripping the referral value. I first noticed this problem with AI Mode in Google, but it’s a common problem for generative engines. This is most likely a mistake on their part, but in some cases may be intentional. Some of these tools probably want more market share and just made a mistake, while others may not want you to be able to measure traffic from the systems. Google has said the clicks from AI Search are higher quality, but we have no way to verify that. If you have a website that sends traffic to other sites, you should want it to be tracked properly. In the case of generative engines, I warned that these AI bots need to send that info in order to fulfill their social contract, where they provide traffic to websites, and websites allow these bots to crawl and their data to be used.