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DataUnlocker protects your website's frontend from technical disruptions often caused by browser extensions, network filtering, and privacy tools. Modern web apps rely on analytics and marketing platforms for essential metrics – but many of these tools silently fail, even when used in full compliance with GDPR and other regulations. DataUnlocker introduces a secure JavaScript and network layer that turns third-party data into first-party, shields it from interference, ensures request delivery, and enables 100% data accuracy. Whether you're using server-side tagging or client-side analytics tools – both prone to blocking – DataUnlocker works out of the box with them all: Google Analytics, GTM, Meta Pixel, Hotjar, Segment, and others. It acts like a protected proxy, helping you recover 15–50% of lost data, fix attribution, and make smarter, data-backed decisions with confidence.

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