It's possible that Google employees or systems might appear in your analytics due to routine actions such as:
Platform Testing: Google employees could be testing functionalities of Blogger, AdSense, or Google Analytics on live sites to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Content Moderation: If your blog content is flagged by algorithms or reported by users, it may undergo review by Google employees as part of content moderation processes.
Crawler Behavior: Sometimes, Google bots or test accounts are misidentified as regular users in analytics.
Internal Links/Tools: If you’ve interacted with Google services (like support or AdSense setup) recently, they might be visiting your page for verification.
Tag Testing (TagAssistant): One of the referring URLs in your screenshot is TagAssistant, a Google service used for debugging tags (like Google Analytics or Google Ads). They might be verifying your tags are implemented correctly.
If you're concerned about privacy or security, here’s what you can do:
- Verify Your Permissions: Ensure that your blog or analytics settings aren’t granting unintended permissions.
- Check for Alerts: Look for emails or dashboard alerts that might explain unusual activity.
- Contact Google Support: If you believe this activity is unwarranted, you can file a query with Google’s support team for clarification.
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