How to protect the site from fake traffic
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How to protect the site from fake traffic
On Google Analytic there are no visits, but on the front of the site there are 6000 jetpack wordpress statistique
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You could use this access, it can prevent you from malicious bots
https://www.siteground.com/kb/prevent-malicious-bots-visiting-website/
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