# Page Views

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Due to these regulations and the requirement for cookie consent, **your Google Analytics data may not be fully accurate**. We have observed that acceptance rates for cookies can be as low as 3% in some cases, meaning a significant portion of user activity may not be tracked. This limitation is important to consider when analyzing site data, as it may not fully represent the total traffic and user behavior.

We have managed to expose our necessary cookies, so you can get a more accurate idea of idea of your page views. For more information on GDPR Rules and Regulations, please go [here](https://docs.wavecast.io/analytics/google-analytics#important-gdpr-compliance).&#x20;

## Dashboard > Page Views

Select Dashboard > Page Views from the navigation.&#x20;

You can filter by the following:

* Date Range
* Content Types
* Content IDs

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In the listing, you'll find the Title, Content ID, Content Type, Total Views (both for each article and overall), and Unique Views (summarized for each article along with the count of unique viewers).

You can access more in-depth analysis of each article by clicking the chart button.&#x20;

Alternatively, you can go and edit each content by clicking on the edit button.&#x20;

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