Are you working with GA's Measurement Protocol to send events? Are you frustrated with events not appearing in the dashboard despite sending them correctly?
Check if you are sending <code>ua</code> parameter along with your request. This is important and without it the tracking won't work reliably. 
More details here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/parameters#ua

Are you working with GA's Measurement Protocol to send events? Are you frustrated with events not appearing in the dashboard despite sending them correctly?

Check if you are sending `ua` parameter along with your request. This is important and without it the tracking won't work reliably. 

More details here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/parameters#ua



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Hi, thanks for your article but you don't reply comments which is pretty bad, I made a comment on your post https://sandeep.dev/how-we-generate-and-renew-ssl-certs-for-arbitrary-custom-domains-using-letsencrypt-cjtk0utui000c1cs1f7y9ua5n and you didn't reply, I messaged you on twitter, you didn't respond. That's not good enough.

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