You can disable the analytics in Sitecore by changing few things in Configurations.

Step 1: Disable analytics:

Go to /App_Config/Include/Sitecore.Analytics.config and SET Analytics.Enabled to false:

<setting name=”Analytics.Enabled” VALUE=”false” />

Step 2: Comment out analytics related CONNECTION strings:

Go to /App_Config/ConnectionStrings.config and comment out, or remove, the following connection strings:

<add name=”analytics” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/analytics” />

<add name=”tracking.live” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_live” />

<add name=”tracking.history” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_history” />

<add name=”tracking.contact” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_contact” />

<add name=”reporting” connectionString=”user id=user;password=password;Data Source=(server);Database=Sitecore_Analytics” />

You can disable the analytics in Sitecore by changing few things in Configurations.

Step 1: Disable analytics:

Go to /App_Config/Include/Sitecore.Analytics.config and set Analytics.Enabled to false:

<setting name=”Analytics.Enabled” value=”false” />

Step 2: Comment out analytics related connection strings:

Go to /App_Config/ConnectionStrings.config and comment out, or remove, the following connection strings:

<add name=”analytics” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/analytics” />

<add name=”tracking.live” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_live” />

<add name=”tracking.history” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_history” />

<add name=”tracking.contact” connectionString=”mongodb://localhost/tracking_contact” />

<add name=”reporting” connectionString=”user id=user;password=password;Data Source=(server);Database=Sitecore_Analytics” />