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Cookie Consent was Last Updated: on August 16, 2022

besides the Essential cookie that is used in the free cookie consent extensions

they added 4 more on August 16, 2022

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so what I got out of reading for the past few days the cookie extensions may not protect you from fines.

A more severe violation can result in a fine up to $22.07 million or four percent of the company's annual revenue, whichever is greater. These are hefty fines that can impact an organization of any size if they are found to be in violation of the GDPR.

The number of totals reported fines more than doubled to $332 million by January 2021. Additionally, there has been a significant increase in breach notifications with an average of 331 notifications per day in 2020. Organizations are realizing that GDPR penalties are serious and making a strong effort to avoid noncompliance fines.

Note that WWB will not add any tracking, analytics, marketing etc cookies to your website.
So, if you have added custom code for this yourself then it is assumed that you also know how to control them.
There is no way for WWB to know what type of cookies your custom code adds to the page.

yep

I have looked at many cookie sites and they scan your website and figure that out for you.

Are you sure you about this ? That would be a very smart script!

Pablo wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2023 6:53 pm Are you sure you about this ? That would be a very smart script!

I just tried it to test it out for a year.

it scans and finds out some but not all information, then asks you what type of information that is passed.

it also asks questions about your Cookie/privacy policy, and it writes you one.

Maybe you can share it, so other users can also use it if they need it?

well here is a sample of the privacy statement.

https://myaagrapevines.com/Cookiepolicy.html

Still no closer to understanding to what you are using or who you are using. All you have given is a copy of the privacy statement which you could have simply provided a link to. So....what are you using? is there a charge for it? and what it the url/link so that we can view for our self..

I am sharing what I can.

it is a website that uses a program to scan your website, then ask you questions about your site, when you go to the privacy policy you have a bunch of options you can use, and it will tell you if you are compliant with each one of the privacy laws.

it has a free option you can play with

https://cookie-script.com/

I think the website could be a bit clearer but most to do is use account\dashboard\

there are a few websites that do the same thing.

there is a script you put into the page page\site head

there is a charge.

I was looking for a free version but never found one.

KingSparta wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 6:38 pm I am sharing what I can.

it is a website that uses a program to scan your website, then ask you questions about your site, when you go to the privacy policy you have a bunch of options you can use, and it will tell you if you are compliant with each one of the privacy laws.

it has a free option you can play with

https://cookie-script.com/

I think the website could be a bit clearer but most to do is use account\dashboard\

there are a few websites that do the same thing.

there is a script you put into the page page\site head

Hi there , im using the website free version , it tells me to put the script in the beginning of the homepage , i used the html tool to insert the script the coookies web site gave me but it never shows , can anyone help me by telling how or where to put the code

KingSparta wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 6:49 pm there is a charge.

I was looking for a free version but never found one.

Here is a good one free cookie consent generator:
https://www.freeprivacypolicy.com/free-cookie-consent/

Cheers!

miguelss wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 2:23 pm

KingSparta wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 6:49 pm there is a charge.

I was looking for a free version but never found one.

Here is a good one free cookie consent generator:
https://www.freeprivacypolicy.com/free-cookie-consent/

Cheers!

thanks, I will look at it.