GDPR applies to the entire world, although it was specifically adopted in the EU. It consists of 99 articles that govern the relationship between those who provide their personal data (EU citizens) and those who collect, process, and use this data (internet services, web resources, commercial and non-profit companies, organizations, etc.) Long story short, the GDPR regulation was made up specifically for personal data protection. A separate group of data includes the user’s payment information. The other kind of personal data refers to information about viewed pages, search queries, social media posts, and data that determines user’s preferences and interests, as well as social status, religious beliefs, political views, etc. The last one includes data about the location, device (including the IP address), operating system, etc. In terms of GDPR norms, this includes data provided by a user for a particular web resource (name and surname, gender, email, or phone number), as well as data collected automatically. Personal data relates to any person’s information that helps identify them.
And in case you are not very familiar with GDPR in general, we’ve included some additional information. In this article, we discuss a group of ten great WordPress GDPR plugins collected for you so you can stop thinking about the regulation and consequences of non-compliance. Not only do they speed up the process but they also make you feel confident about covering the GDPR bases.
In fact, complying with GDPR isn’t that tough, especially with a whole bunch of WordPress plugins by your side. Yet, many WordPress website owners still do not fulfill all its requirements the way they should. It’s been almost two years since the “great and terrible” GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) regulation came into effect.
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