The EU’s Digital Omnibus moves cookie consent rules into the GDPR – bringing single-click reject, a six-month moratorium on re-asking, browser-level consent signals, and GDPR-level fines. Here’s what WordPress site owners should do now.
The NIS2 Directive has been in effect since October 2024 and expands the EU’s cybersecurity obligations to a much wider range of organisations. Find out if it applies to you, what it requires, and what it means for your WordPress site.
Cookie consent rules have not changed, but enforcement has intensified. Learn what GDPR requires in 2026, what dark patterns to avoid, and how to implement compliant cookie consent on your WordPress site step by step.
The same GDPR compliance failures appear on WordPress sites again and again. This guide identifies the most common mistakes — from pre-consent cookie loading to ignored data subject requests — and explains exactly how to fix each one.
Email marketing under GDPR requires explicit consent, proper data processing agreements, and careful list management. This comprehensive checklist covers everything WordPress site owners need to get right — from opt-in forms to data deletion.
A privacy policy is a legal requirement under GDPR, not an optional extra. Learn exactly what it must contain — legal bases, retention periods, user rights, third-party sharing — and how to create and maintain it on your WordPress site.
GDPR compliance for WordPress websites in 2026 is no longer about adding a cookie banner and forgetting about it. Regulators
More and more WordPress plugins now integrate with the GDPR tools already available in the core. For most websites, this
Brussels, July 24, 2025 – The European Commission has officially released its long-awaited guidelines on general-purpose artificial intelligence (GPAI), laying
Many businesses and individuals create emails on their own domains (e.g. [email protected]). This looks good from a professional standpoint. It
