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Ultimate GDPR & CCPA Compliance Toolkit for WordPress Nulled The General Data Protection Regulation standardizes data protection law across all twenty-eight EU countries and imposes strict new rules on controlling and processing identifiable information. All websites collecting data from EU citizens must meet these GDPR requirements. Failure to comply can result in fines up to €20 million or 4% global turnover, or compensation claims for damages incurred. You may also face damage to your reputation and lose the trust of customers. So, if your website is frequented by visitors in the European Union, it pays to be prepared.
Please note: you may know the GDPR under different name, like: AVG, RODO, “Cookie law”, DSG, DSGVO, RPDG, RGDP, “data protection law” – all these names refer to the same law and are covered by our Ultimate GDPR & CCPA WordPress plugin GPL
What about CCPA?
CCPA is a set of privacy and personal data protection laws implemented by the State of California. CCPA stands for the California Consumer Privacy Act, and it will improve privacy and transparency to help protect consumer interests.
The CCPA focuses primarily on the privacy and data collection aspect. The act is similar to GDPR in most respects so people who have implemented GDPR will have an easier time adapting to it. There are still some key differences between both policies so it is important to study CCPA carefully and fulfill its requirements even if you have completed the entire GDPR process.
Fortunately, it doesn’t need to be difficult or time-consuming. That’s where we come in. Our ultimate toolkit is built specifically to ensure that your website is compliant with all GDPR and CCPA rules. Stress-free and easy to use, you can meet all requirements in just a matter of clicks.
MAKE SURE YOUR WEBSITE IS GDPR COMPLIANT
Ultimate GDPR & CCPA Compliance Toolkit Free Download for WordPress is a complete, all-in-one compliance tool for WordPress. Built specifically to ensure you comply with these new regulations, our plugin includes everything you need to make sure your website is ready. With just a few clicks, you’ll comply with all GDPR requirements including:
- Personal data access – a dedicated form for users to access currently stored personal data
- Right to be forgotten – an accessible, dedicated form for users to request deletion of stored data
- Requests for data access or deletion – easily browse these requests and set custom email notifications
- Policy consent – redirects for your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy pages until consent is given
- Cookie consent – a dedicated box for cookie consent and cookie blocker until consent is given
- Services consent – automatically add consent boxes for various forms on your website
- Data breach notification – automatic global email notifications regarding data breaches
- Pseudonymisation – pseudonymise stored user data
- Privacy by design – manage, encrypt and erase all users’ data easily via your WordPress admin panel
- Data portability – export all user data easily to JSON format or text files, with an option to automatically send via email
MAKE SURE YOUR WEBSITE IS CCPA COMPLIANT
CCPA is more comprehensive in some areas and less stringent in others. It is important to consult with an experienced professional or a lawyer to see how CCPA will impact your business. Here’s a brief look at all the requirements of this regulation:
- Cookie consent banner
- Privacy policy with links to the opt-out facility, privacy policy, and Do Not Sell My Information Page
- Age verification
- Do not sell my information document
- My account form CCPA disclaimer
As you can see, the requirements overlap but there are small differences. You will have to modify your website a little to ensure it is compliant with both CCPA and GDPR.
Demo : https://codecanyon.net/item/ultimate-gdpr-compliance-toolkit-for-wordpress/21704224
Changelog
5.3.6 (08.08.2024)
- feature: non-IAB vendors can be added to TCF modal;
- feature: TCF modal now can be collapsible,
- update: IPs database for geolocation feature updated;
- update: PHP 8.1.25 compatibility improvements;
5.3.5 (24.06.2024)
- feature: TCF modal is now compatible with PixelYourSite plugin;
- feature: consent reports for TCF modal now can be generated in admin panel;
- feature: option to block wildcard cookies added;
- feature: speed optimization features added for TCF modal;
- feature: 6 new languages added for TCF Modal: Lithuanian, Latvian, Maltese, Slovak, Slovenian, Ukrainian,
- feature: option to disable TCF modal for users outside EEA time zone is now avaialble;
- optimization: TCF settings labels updated for more readability;
- optimization: Bot user agents functionality optimized for cloudflare;
5.3.4 (22.04.2024)
- update: Advanced Custom Field 6.2.9 bundle update;
5.3.3 (16.04.2024)
- feature: Consent Mode Integration with GTM - Enhanced integration that updates window.dataLayer based on user consent changes, enabling real-time activation of GTM tags
- enhancement: Data Layer event - introduced ultimategdpr_tcf_consent_updated event
5.3.2 (28.03.2024)
- feature: option to minimize TCF popup on selected pages added;
- feature: Estonian and Portugese translations added to TCF modal;
- feature: WPML support added for TCF modal;
- feature: option to disable TCF modal for crawlers added;
- option to change the position of TCF trigger icon added;
- optimization: H1 tags removed from TCF modal for better SEO optimization;
- bugfix: [standard cookie popup] issue with analytics cookies blocking fixed
5.3.1 (15.03.2024)
- feature: option to change motive color in TCF modal added;
- feature: vendor descriptions now loaded on-demand for improved performance
- feature: enhanced responsiveness and styling on mobile devices
- feature: Consent Tracking: "Cookie preferences" consents are now captured in the database
- feature: cookie consent log from TCF modal now can be downloaded;
- bugfix: WPML issue with admin strings translations solved;
