DSGVO

Hi @juliaveith,

Google Maps & Fonts

I see two Google Maps on the site that aren’t being blocked at this moment, have you indicated (under Wizard >Consent > Services) that your site uses Google Maps? This will enable the integration and block the Map prior to consent.

Concerning Google Fonts, you can prevent the API call to Google by hosting Google Fonts locally. Please also see our guide on how to configure this: https://complianz.io/self-hosting-google-fonts-for-wordpress/

iFrame/registration form

I see that your site uses an iFrame of another website to display a registration form. If that iFrame results in more than just “Functional” cookies being set, you can block it using the Complianz Script Center (Complianz > Integrations) by adding kuttenberger-immobilien.immowissen.org as the URL to block prior to consent, and selecting the option “the blocked content is an iFrame”.

The other scripts, such as the Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics, are correctly blocked. These will load upon providing consent in the Cookie Banner, as can be seen in this screenshot.

Hope it helps!

Kind regards,
Jarno

Hi!

Thank you for your quick reply!

I have indicated that I use Google Maps on my website…

Secondly, I tried to activate the OMGF plugin but it couldn’t find any fonts. I deactivated my cache plugin as well as the complianz plugin – still it didn’t work.
I also think that there was an update to the OMGF plugin, so your blog post doesn’t apply anymore to the plugin.

I believe the third point worked ??

I hope you can further help me out!

Thank you!
Julia

This is not support for your question, this is me being curious. Hope that’s OK.

Could you tell me, how you did the check if the site was GDPR-compliant?

If you scan for cookies in Complianz, do you find more cookies than you expect or does it seem to fork fine on your setup? I find more cookies in Complianz than in the browser, and wonder why. If interested, here is the topic.

Good lick with your setup.

Hi!
I used this website: https://dr-dsgvo.de/webseiten-check/ as well as https://www.cookiebot.com/de/cookie-konformitaet/ to check the website if it is GDPR compliant.

I thnik the cookie scan is correct.

Hi @juliaveith,

I see that the change you’ve made to Google Maps did the trick, as the maps are now blocked prior to consent with a placeholder added to them. Screenshot attached here.

For Google Fonts, I noticed that you use Divi theme which, according to this thread, includes a setting that you can toggle to enable/disable the Google Fonts API on your website. (Divi > Theme Options > General settings > Use Google fonts)

Kind regards,
Jarno

Hello!

Thank you for your help!
It worked!

I did again a test and there are still some issues.

You might like to have a look at the report: https://we.tl/t-9Ih3S5SZUO

How can I solve them?

Hi @juliaveith,

In the attached scan report, you will see that the mentioned “non-compliant” items are only found on your wp-login.php page, not on front-end pages that your website visitors will actually visit (although I don’t know why scripts like Google Analytics would need to be initialized on your login page).

Aside from the above, please also refer to our earlier article which further elaborates on the inaccuracies of online testing tools such as the CookieBot report: https://complianz.io/why-online-privacy-testing-tools-are-not-accurate

Kind regards,
Jarno

Alright,

so from your point of view, my website is now GDPR compliant?

Thank you!

Hi @juliaveith

The forum guidelines forbid it to ask for legal advice on this forum, so although I am a legal expert with a PhD in law, I am afraid I can not answer your question here. Also, you should know that the WordPress rules for plugins actually forbid plugins and plugin authors to claim that the mere use of a plugin is enough to create a compliant website. Plugin authors such as ourselves are only allowed to say that the plugin can help you create a GDPR compliant website.
These rules are enforced by the WordPress plugins team and moderators in order to protect the open-source collaborators, including yourself.

GOOD REPLY!

juliaveith, when in doubt seek actual legal advice. Just not on this site. As Mathieu correctly explained this plugin can help you (that language is important) but for actual compliance certification seek outside assistance.