The solution does not have to be reCaptcha, but there is no reCaptcha on that form and I just need something in place to have a verification they are a human. It may be a setting I am just not seeing. Please help! Thanks! ]]>
We have received the complaint that the optout is not working on our website.
When they go to our website (cookies) – even when they click on “don’t sell my ….” it still doesn’t let them.
The website is https://www.christkindlmarket.com/
Now we have added the check box instead of link to ccpa.
But how do we know for sure that it is being compliant and no user data is being collected when the check box the option?
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for years but this is the first time I’ve looked past the dashboard.
I was looking at the Source Code for one of my pages to see where the gtag.is snippet appears. Before I found that snipped – on line 2337!), I found this snippet near the top:
<!– Google Analytics opt-out snippet added by Site Kit –>
<script>
window[“ga-disable-UA-249098151-1”] = true;
</script>
<script>
window[“ga-disable-G-00JP2ZQGR5”] = true;
</script>
<!– End Google Analytics opt-out snippet added by Site Kit –>
Now, I THOUGHT I had configured something in Site Kit to tell Google to ignore when I visit my own site: Per some instructions I found elsewhere, I found my specific IP address and entered that into an “exclusion” panel somewhere in SiteKit.
I thought that ‘ga-disable’ snippet was ONLY for my IP, but I Googled:
“Google Analytics opt-out snippet added by Site Kit”
…and the answer that came up is:
“The add-on prevents the Google Analytics JavaScript (gtag. js, analytics. js) that is running on websites from sharing information with Google Analytics about visit activity.”
Which SEEMS to infer that this ‘opt-out’ snippet is superseding the gtag snippet 2300 lines down for ALL visits, NOT just MY own visits.
Can anybody tell me if the ‘opt-out’ snippet is doing JUST what I want it to (hiding my own visits) or did I just inadvertently tell Google not to index my site altogether?
If the former, great. If the latter, then I still need help with the former.
Make sense?
Thanks,
–PS
]]>So sending cookies after statistics consent works fine (with the script window.koko_analytics.use_cookie = true;) but withdrawing consent does not delete them anymore. Is it enough to meet the GDPR? Is there a way to make them disappear from the cookie list after opt-out? I also tried this https://complianz.io/withdrawing-consent/ but no effect. Please help. Thank you. ]]>
Is it possible to get a solution somehow?
Thank you!
]]>Here’s the scenario :
_ I have an account and I place an order by checking the registration box. My email address appears as “subscriber”
_ I place a new order with my account without checking the registration box. My email address appears as “unsubscribed”
How do I resolve this issue? Thanking you in advance
]]>I am using Notifications with Woffice theme for our intranet.
I have deleted a user (subscriber) on Feb. 17, but she is still receiving notifications.
How can I make sure that she doesn’t get any further notifications?
Best regards,
Dinah