[Zoe]

Yes, there is a workaround to rewrite URLs for GA4 to avoid exceeding the daily limit. You can create a new GA4 for the specific site and use a variable in Google Tag Manager that modifies the ‘page_location’ field. You accomplish this modification through JavaScript. By manipulating the URL in this way, you can reduce its size and prevent it from overstepping the daily limit imposed in GA4 since it does not yet allow advanced filtering. This method allows you to manage URL lengths effectively, ensuring they are captured correctly in GA4.

[Zoe]

The person is having trouble with some technical aspects of a project where they’re trying to monitor a kiosk’s actions. They want to start a new session after an event happens, but they’re having difficulty because the kiosk’s webpage or browser isn’t changing. They tried using a method they found for Universal Analytics, but they couldn’t find a similar method for Google Analytics 4. Additionally, they tried to manually start a new session through Google Tag Manager, but this approach didn’t work.