I read the article in this link: https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/how-to-make-your-websites-gdpr-compliant?utm_source=Elegant+Themes&utm_campaign=1e5b0823a1-WordPress_Weekly&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c886a2fc0a-1e5b0823a1-51776649

The author had suggestions for what website owners should be responsible for.
The article ended with the author suggesting that he expected to see plugins offering options in our plugins – or GDPR extensions made by third parties – that insert the ideas he mentioned by just checking a few boxes and filling in a few fields. That sounded like something that would be very helpful since I have no idea how to comply with the new regulations, and it made me think of contacting you and also Best Web Soft to see if you would be offering GDPR compliant options.

I found this article that discusses how GDPR affects WordPress and discusses plugins under the heading “How GDPR Affects WordPress.” https://pagely.com/blog/gdpr-wordpress-2018-resources/
It has a link to a plugin that offers GDPR compliance. However, the author of the plugin says that it doesn’t guarantee that you comply fully with GDPR if you use it.

I found this plugin that looks very promising: https://wp-gdpr.eu/

So…this is where I am. Hope the information helps.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by  Sharen McArthur.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by  Sharen McArthur.

Thanks for the information!

With gratitude,

Sharen McArthur