for my WordPress site as well as my stand alone restaurant page, and honestly, it’s a total game-changer. If you’re tired of dealing with GDPR compliance and cookie consent stuff manually, this tool will make your life so much easier.What I love about it:
- It’s super easy to set up
You just install the plugin, activate it, and bam—it connects to the QookieQloud platform and starts working. It’s straightforward, even if you’re not super tech-savvy. (And i also live the GUI they’re rocking) - Handles everything automatically
No more figuring out which cookies need user consent or how to present them properly. This plugin does all the heavy lifting for me. It even shows your visitors what cookies are being used and lets them choose what to accept or decline. - Perfect for multiple sites
If you manage more than one site, this is awesome. You can handle cookie consents for all your domains in one place instead of bouncing between dashboards. Super convenient. (At least for my 2 sites) - Customizable options
You can decide if the consent manager loads for everyone or just public visitors (like excluding logged-in users). I like having this kind of flexibility—it’s thoughtful design and makes it easier in the dev environments. - Keeps you compliant
This is the big one. GDPR and other privacy laws can be a nightmare to navigate, but QookieQloud makes sure you’re covered. It tracks consents in real-time and keeps everything running smoothly.
Why you should try it
If you have a WordPress site, you need this plugin. It’s reliable, fast, and makes managing cookies (which is usually a pain) a total breeze. Plus, the domain registration is free, so there’s no risk in trying it out.
My take – Honestly, this plugin just works. It’s easy to set up, handles compliance automatically, and save me a bunch of time. If you’re running a website and care about staying compliant without stressing over it, QookieQloud is a no-brainer!
Give it a shot — I recommend this cookie consent!
]]>is there any way to prevent the fonts latin.woff2 and latin2.woff2 from loading of your trustindex cdn?
The customers data protection company sent us a request to do so because of GDPR compliancy reasons. They strictly don’t want to load anything from an unknown CDN and we will have to follow that rule or deactivate the plugin.
Would be glad to hear some advice. Thanks!
]]>We dont deed that and according to DSGVO this would be a problem.
Thank you and best regards
Benni
Thank you.
]]>I’m using flamingo on my website and I need to be GDPR compliant.
Does anyone knows if there is a way to
automatically delete all the messages older than X years/months ?
Thanks for you help,
]]>Within one thread dated 2 years ago, it only mentioned it’s being considered, but I didn’t see any additional information to this date. I also didn’t see mention of it in documentation, but wanted to be sure.
]]>When I try to create an account, my password is never accepted, does not matter how complex it is….
And, I must admit, it feels like I’m walking into a trap, to pay for something I maybe do not want….
In any case, new feature, but no information……. what am I walking into….
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