GDPR Cookie Compliance - Cookie Banner, Cookie Consent, Cookie Notice for CCPA, EU Cookie Law

You can setup the plugin in the WordPress CMS main menu (on the left-hand side) -> GDPR Cookie Compliance.

[Relative Path - RECOMMENDED]
/#gdpr_cookie_modal

For ACCEPT cookies you can use "#gdpr-accept-cookies" as a link
For REJECT cookies you can use "#gdpr-reject-cookies" as a link

The scripts added to the plugin settings are not visible in the page source code.

Our plugin loads scripts using JavaScript which is why you cannot find them when viewing the source code of the page.
To view the scripts, you can use the Developer Console in Chrome browser (Inspect Element feature).

Compatibility with GTM containers

Our plugin fully supports GTM consent settings and containers. More details here

The "Strictly Necessary Cookies", sometimes called Essential Cookies, are cookies that are necessary for your site to function properly.
For example, we use Strictly Necessary Cookies to save information about which cookies the user consented to.
We are not storing any sensitive or personal data there, the cookie file contains only one of the following strings:

Disabled state: strictly: 1, thirdparty: 0, advanced: 0
Enabled state: strictly: 1, thirdparty: 1, advanced: 1
Once I add scripts to this plugin, should I delete them from the website’s code?
Yes. Once you setup the plugin, you should delete the scripts you uploaded to the plugin from your website’s code to ensure that your scripts are not loaded twice.
Can I use custom code or hooks with your plugin?

Yes, we have implemented hooks that allow you to implement custom code snippets.
You will find the list of popular hooks in the plugin setttings: CMS > GDPR Cookie Compliance > Help, Hooks, Filters & Shortcodes

Yes, the plugin supports subdomains on the same WordPress Multisite Network.
This feature is part of our Premium Add-on
We can sync users consent across your multisite network as long as your subsites are using the same domain and either folder or subdomain structure.
For example, if user agrees to cookies on one subsite (example.com/one/ or one.example.com), then we can automatically sync their consent and cookies will be accepted on the other subsites too (example.com/two/ or two.example.com).
There is only one exception where we cannot sync users consent between subsites and that's when you're using different domains (subdomains are fine). Browsers will treat each domain as separate entity and our plugin will be unable to alter cookies stored by the other domain. This is a security feature in browsers to prevent hacking.

Does this plugin block all cookies?
This plugin only restricts cookies for scripts that you have setup in the Settings. If you want to block all cookies, you have to add all scripts that use cookies into the Settings of this plugin.
What information does the Consent Log store and where is it stored?

The Consent Log feature stores all data in your website's database.
The data stored includes: Consent Date, User's IP address, Cookies Accepted and User Email (for logged-in users)
You can see the preview of Consent Log here

Does this plugin guarantee that I will comply with data protection laws?
This plugin is just a template and needs to be setup correctly in order to work properly.
THIS PLUGIN DOES NOT MAKE YOUR WEBSITE COMPLIANT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT ALL LEGAL REQUIREMENTS ARE MET ON YOUR WEBSITE.
Do you provide support?
Yes, we're always happy to help our users and provide fast support.
Our official support channel is located here
What is GDPR?
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European regulation to strengthen and unify the data protection of EU citizens.
What is PIPEDA?
The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) is the federal privacy law for private-sector organisations in Canada.
What is CCPA?
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a bill intended to enhance privacy rights and consumer protection for residents of California, United States.
What is AAP?
Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) establish standards for the collection and handling of personal information.
What is LGPD?
The Brazilian General Data Protection Law (“Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados” or “LGPD”) is a new legal framework for the use of personal data processed on or related to individuals in Brazil, regardless of where the data processor is located.