Ultimate GDPR & CCPA CMP for WordPress v5.3.9

The General Data Protection Regulation standardizes data protection laws across all twenty-eight EU countries, and imposes strict new rules on the control and processing of identifiable information. All websites that collect data from EU citizens must meet these Ultimate GDPR requirements. Failure to comply could result in fines of up to €20 million, or 4% of global turnover, or compensation claims for damages incurred. You could also face damage to your reputation and lose the trust of your customers. So, if your website has visitors from the European Union, it pays to be prepared. CCPA is a set of privacy and personal data protection laws implemented by the State of California.

Ultimate GDPR CCPA stands for the California Consumer Privacy Act, and it will improve privacy and transparency to protect the interests of consumers. The CCPA primarily focuses on the privacy and data collection aspect. The law is similar to the Ultimate GDPR in most aspects, so people who have implemented the GDPR will have an easier time adapting to it. There are still some key differences between the two policies, so it’s important to study the CCPA carefully and meet its requirements even if you’ve completed the entire GDPR process. We’re proud to announce that our plugin has been certified by Google as a Consent Management Platform (CMP), with TCF CMP ID: 408. This means that we meet Google’s standards for properly managing user consent.