WordPress Forms, Cookies and Privacy Practices Review
Check what data the site collects and tells people about (not legal advice).
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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Review privacy practices; this is not legal advice. Forms and fields collected, plugins that set cookies or load third-party resources (analytics, maps, fonts, embedded video), privacy and cookie notices, and consent behaviour: [PRIVACY_INFO]. Inventory table: item, what data it collects, where it goes, the consent approach as I describe it, and the notice that covers it; mark items without a notice. List third-party embeds that load before consent, such as maps and video, and options like click-to-load [VERIFY]. Check that non-essential cookies wait for consent where required [VERIFY], forms ask only for needed data, and retention is defined. Test method: use the browser's developer tools or a scanner to see cookies before and after consent [VERIFY]. Base findings on what I tell you. Return a table, questions for a qualified adviser, and a change process for new plugins. Product screens and settings change over time; tag anything you are unsure of [VERIFY] and compare it with the official documentation.
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