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docs: Add warning about Google Analytics and GDPR #2262

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Originally offered to write more, but I realized that would constitute legal advice that I have no business giving and doesn't belong in software documentation anyway. Instead just put a simple warning and a link to relevant Google documentation.

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Thanks!

@roblarsen roblarsen merged commit 4305529 into h5bp:master Jun 4, 2020
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