Actionable fix: Integrate a Consent Management Platform (CMP) and gate all external analytics before user consent. Move away from loading Ahrefs, Plausible, GTM, and Dubcdn scripts until consent is granted. If possible, switch to first-party analytics or privacy-preserving analytics that do not share detailed user data with external domains. Ensure analytics calls minimize data (avoid PII, anonymize IPs, set appropriate cookies with SameSite and Secure, respect Do Not Track). Update the privacy policy to disclose third-party data sharing and provide clear opt-in/out options.

Audit the page for all calls to AI/LLM endpoints and ensure they are not executed on initial load. Implement a consent gate before any data is sent to external AI services. Move calls behind user actions (click/hover) or feature flags, and ensure proper throttling/backoff if retries are needed.

In the client code that calls the surveys endpoint, ensure authentication tokens are not appended as query parameters. Change requests to send tokens via an Authorization: Bearer <token> header (or HttpOnly cookie) and ensure server validates this header. Remove token from the URL, and sanitize logs to avoid storing URLs containing tokens. Example fix: fetch('/ingest/api/surveys/', { method: 'GET', headers: { 'Authorization': 'Bearer ' + token } }) and unpack token handling server-side to rely on Authorization header. Enforce TLS and enable token rotation with short expiration times.