• Resolved entest1661

    (@entest1661)


    On the GDPR is not allowed store the IP of the user, Flamingo save the IP! How we can delete the IP stored and not store for the future form send?

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  • Plugin Author Takayuki Miyoshi

    (@takayukister)

    You can anonymize IP addresses with Contact Form 7. See the release announcement of Contact Form 7 5.0.3.

    Hello.
    I have read the note in 75.0.3.
    I would like to avoid storing the IP address.

    Where and how to do what is written there?

    Quite
    use this function in combination with the wpcf7_remote_ip_addr filter hook, like this:

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    add_filter( ‘wpcf7_remote_ip_addr’, ‘wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr’ );
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    Thanks

    Tamas

    Hi,

    Add this line:

    add_filter( ‘wpcf7_remote_ip_addr’, ‘wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr’ );

    to functions.php in your theme folder.

    Greetings,
    Hans

    Sorry guys but I have still a doubt.
    I have added the “add_filter( ‘wpcf7_remote_ip_addr’, ‘wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr’ );” in my functions.php, but flamingo still save the IPs. I’m doing something wrong.
    Could be that I insert the line in the wrong position in the php file?
    Should I do anything else? I have all my plugin updated.

    Thanks

    Freddy

    hi! I also have this issue. I place the code within my functions.php file and it still keeps the IP addresses from my contact form. I am pasting it to my child theme php file. Do I need to place it in a specific location within the file?

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