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GDPR extension for Magento 2.2+
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- After search results .
- Get customer data .
- Extract data from data source .
- Returns true if the data should be included in the request .
- Show admin page .
- GetAnonymized string .
- Get customer name .
- Returns true if the column can be applied to the data key .
- Format payment details .
- Get customer name .
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QUESTION
hope someone can help with this problem we are having.
We are using google analytics on several websites with the only purpose to have a visits counter of each one.
We do it using Google Analytics Reporting API and this is the only reason: we don't use it for marketing purposes or to analyze audiences or behaviour. We want to understand if this is compliant with GDPR since we don't ask cookie permissions to users on each website or if is there a way to just use Analytics as counter without showing any consent message to users.
Let me know Thanks
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:49There is no universal rule for all UE member states, however many guarantors (such as the Italian one) have stated that by reducing the identifying power of an analytical cookie, this cookie can be considered a technical cookie.
A technical cookie does not require acceptance but can always be provided
In order to reduce the identifying power of the Analytics cookie, it is possible to use the IP Anonymization (or IP masking) setting in Google Analytics hit which removes the last octet from the IP that sends (automatically) with the call to the Google servers. In this way, the user cannot be geolocated and the GA cookie is considered to be of a technical nature.
With Universal Analytics you need to add a setting to the tracking code while with Google Analytics 4 IP anonymization is the default.
If you use gtag, the code is something like this:
QUESTION
I have a modal with some information in it and with a button click I want to replace this information with an expanded calendar in order for the user to select a date. So to be more particular the first text is GDPR agreement where the user must click I agree and then the modal body must be replaced with an opened calendar where the user must select his date of birth. Then if user is > 18 years old the login screen appears. But I cannot display the opened calendar. Here is my code:
MODAL
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 13:58This should work:
QUESTION
I'm currently running a project that uses Firebase Hosting and Firebase Functions. Both functions apparently use some cookies for their own reasons, but I can't seem to find a way to 'disable' them for my website visitors.
All around, I'm not very well informed on GDPR laws, but I'd like my webpage to comply with those, by giving users the chance to opt out of cookies.
Is there a way to disable those cookies? And if not, is it possible that they are already GDPR compliant?
Cheers.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 11:13The cookies used for Firebase are specifically for Authentication reasons only, Firebase doesn't track personal information or data but rather stores a randomized Javascript Web Token to re-authenticate a user when your app gets refreshed or reloaded.
Additional client-side data is used for caching the database to increase read performance but doesn't expose or track a user by any means either.
QUESTION
I want to make a gdpr consent floater that expands once on page load and on hover. I found that CSS clip-path might be a great solution.
On the default state, I want only to show a circle with the consent icon.
On the hover state, I want to show the circle and the text.
As you can see in the first image, the circle isn't perfect. Using clip-path: circle(); would make a perfect circle, but it is centered by default. Adding any parameters makes things a guessing game. clip-path: circle(19% at 13% 50%); is approx. what I want, however it's neighter perfect nor do I think it's good practice. It would break with other translations of the word or when changing the font etc.
So, can I use clip path to make a perfect circle that is calculated by the height of the element (therefore radius 50% of height) and that is aligned to the left of the element?
SCSS
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 11:40I think you should 'make grow' a parent element with the same
border-radiusandbackground-coloron hover. It will do the same effect without moving your image.Anyways, it would be nice to check out your HTML code.
EDIT:
Checkout this Codepen,
QUESTION
I want to create a session and set cookies for that session-instance.
Especially in order to associate different anonymous requests to a browser (or to multiple browsers on one machine each, respectively) and in order to be able to be GDPR compliant.
There is basically no need to create an instance of a User model for this. It would suffice to keep track of the sessions in, say, ActiveRecord::SessionStore.
The documentation says that a database table is necessary in order to keep track of the sessions obviously.
Devise doesn't provide the possibility to create bare Sessions, right?
So I have to resort to ActiveRecord::SessionStore::Session and ActiveRecord::SessionStore to create bare sessions... (?)
Would it be viable to use both Rails and Devise sessions? Rails sessions for anonymous requests as stated above and Devise sessions for logged in users. I don't see the conflict here.
If it weren't for the fact that both Devise sessions and Rails sessions of the current request are both available through a session[]-Hash.
I don't know, if I create a name-collision, when I begin to use Rails Sessions with Devise Sessions for logged-in users.
So much, I appreciate every answer.
Von Spotz
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 15:20The devise gem is designed to work with a User model and assumes there will be a record in that table. What I think you want is to not authenticate with devise as far as devise knows.
To use devise, somewhere you have something like this:
QUESTION
For GDPR reasons, I need to ensure that I don't store customer data which I no longer need. When looking at Service Fabric Actors, I am uncertain what "garbage collection" really means.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 06:39Garbage collection (in this context) means that an Actor object is removed from memory to free up resources. If the Actor has StatePersistence.Persisted its state will be written to disk on each replica of the underlying ActorService. Even if you're not explicitly storing anything in the StateManager, a record of the Actor (using ActorId as key) will exist.
It's up to you as a developer to manage the lifecycle of Actor state. Deleting an Actor explicitly, also deletes its state.
Garbage collection of deactivated actors only cleans up the actor object, but it does not remove data that is stored in an actor's State Manager. When an actor is reactivated, its data is again made available to it through the State Manager. In cases where actors store data in State Manager and are deactivated but never reactivated, it may be necessary to clean up their data.
More info here.
QUESTION
hello I created a function that prints the data taken from the jsonp file but I would like this data to be displayed one by one, I mean venors name and then the policyUrl of this vendors
- Here is link to the source code: https://github.com/neqts/jsonpPrint
- And the result of what i created https://neqts.github.io/jsonpPrint/
Help...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 16:42I think this is what you are looking for
QUESTION
I have the following fields in my form:
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Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 13:08In the code you added, there's an error: The function signature doesn't correspond to the function call.
You call createClient with 9 params while the definition is with 8 params. Maybe the variable $treatments has the value "on"? As the value of $gdpr in the function implementation is what you have in the variable $treatments when you call the function
QUESTION
I would like to add a button to allow the public user to save simple true/false boolean values in their session and change things in the template according to those decisions. I think there are quite a few scenarios where something like this applies, like light/dark theme choice, "are you over 18" age queries or GDPR/Privacy stuff, where google analytics scripts need to be loaded only after the users decision.
For example I when I want to add a theme choice for public users.
This are my fields in my apostrophe-palette-global:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 21:18Apostrophe doesn't have a preference for reading/writing a browser storage endpoint, you'll have to roll your own with custom front end scripts that read/write and maintain your state.
Below are some more detailed notes based on your code samples, you might not need this if you have a pretty good grasp on what to do when the answer to your original question is "no" :)
- The way you're handling theme styles via palette seems good, although I would alter your selectors to follow something higher in the DOM, like
QUESTION
I am trying to get the forbes list using a query in R:
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Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 22:42It seems you just need to specify the notice_gdpr_prefs cookie field. The original value is 0,1,2::implied,eu;, but even if the value is empty, it returns the data. It seems to only check that the cookie field is present:
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