The compl cookie is from complianz. It is purely functional and does not track user data, so does not require consent.
Recaptcha is currently blocked on your site. If you check in your websource, you will see that both references to recaptcha/api.js are blocked, because the type is set to text/plain. I think your scan just checks for this URL, but does not actually check for cookie usage.
Google Fonts: because there are a lot of ways to implement Google Fonts making it nearly impossible to do this in a stable way, and because blocking it may severely impact the design, we’ve chosen not to block Google Fonts. Instead we recommend to self host Google Fonts: https://complianz.io/self-hosting-google-fonts-for-wordpress/
Calendly is currently not listed in our integrations, but you can add it to the blocked list by adding
assets.calendly.com
in complianz/integrations/script center
in the input field “(part of) URL’s or unique string from the inline scripts of third-party scripts & plugins that should be blocked before consent”
We will investigate the purpose of the calendly cookies. If necessary, we will add it to our integrations list.
As for dailymotion: it is possible another plugin or service on your site uses a cookie with the same name. If this cookie is the requested from cookiedatabase, it will return dailymotion as a service. I checked, but don’t see a cookie which could be linked to dailymotion, so I can’t say why this is the case. It’s also possible there’s a link to dailymotion on your site somewhere, triggering the detection mechanism. It sounds to me like a false positive.
