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This plugin allows you to embed ANON::form’s E2EE (End-to-End Encrypted) secure and anonymized web forms into your website with an iframe and with a shortcode. The requirements for secure communication with secure forms and storage of sensitive information are steadily increasing, not least from authorities through GDPR and the protection of whistleblowers. Something that is often overlooked but directly affected by the new requirements is the web forms used on the web pages and websites to create contact or collect information, with email as transport. ANON::form is a complete, easy-to-implement and scalable solution for secure electronic web-based forms that meet all existing requirements for not only security but also anonymity and (un)traceability. Create a Whistleblower Channel using secure e-forms ANON::form’s secure and anonymous e-forms meet the requirements of a secure whistleblowing channel. Simple and cost-effective (from €5/month), pay only for what you really need. Read more. ANON::form is secure and anonymized Meets safety requirements ANON::form is a service that meets the requirements for security according to the respective standard for: EU/GDPR + EU/Schrems II CH/revFADP UK/FCA US/SOX PCI-DSS + HIPAA + NIST and receives the rating A+ from Qualsys SSL Labs and ImmuniWeb. ANON::form follows the Zero Trust framework for a secure infrastructure. All certificates are encrypted with SHA256/RSA 2048 bits/TLS 1.2 + 1.3. Meets the requirement for Zero Access Encryption ANON::form does not store form data and meets the requirement for Zero Access Encryption, suppliers who receive form data from ANON::form comply with Zero Access Encryption in that all data stored is encrypted via endpoints (E2EE) with personal keys. Meets the requirement for privacy ANON::form fulfills the requirement for anonymity in that no traffic, error or other logs are activated (No-Log Policy), all form data is sent encrypted directly to receiving systems without intermediaries. Nothing is saved in the computer or browser by the service, but the use of incognito windows, or even better Tor Browser, is recommended to prevent sensitive data from being saved by the browser’s own functions. Protected against malicious code ANON::form is protected against malicious code by cleaning up all form data before it is processed by the server system. We do not have any online editing of forms, everything is uploaded manually by us after virus and other security checks. All services are run on own servers in secure datacenters. The encryption software we use is open source (OpenPGP) which is constantly reviewed by a large community spread all over the world. Spam protection All forms have Captcha protection against robot-generated spam. The Captcha function is locally installed and does not download anything from external sources such as Google. The forms also support hCaptcha, which offers better spam protection but poorer anonymity through increased traceability. EU/EN 301549 and W3C/WCAG 2.1 AA Compliance All forms meet the accessibility requirements according to EU Directive 2016/2102 and other corresponding directives in different countries according to WCAG 2.0/2.1 AA and associated legislation. Pre-built form templates ANON::form comes with pre-built form templates, both embedded and stand-alone with or whitout attachment, to help you save time. You can add, remove, or re-arrange fields as necessary. Or create special forms for handling sensitive data such as sick leave. Pre-built form templates: Contact form; a standard contact form Whistleblower forms; approved for use as a whistleblower channel, can also be used as a tip form for journalists etc Tip form; anonymous option for journalists, media and others who want to receive non-whistleblowing tips Sick leave form; a simple and quick way to report sickness absence with the mobile phone, pad or computer Currently available in 42 languages ANON::form forms support Albanian, Arabic, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, Frensh, German, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Tamil, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian Mobile Ready and Optimized for Speed ANON::form forms are 100% responsive and mobile-friendly by default. We also optimized both the frontend and the backend to ensure maximum speed. How to use it ANON::form E2EE forms are web forms where the form data is encrypted in the browser and then sent as email via an encrypted and anonymized channel established by ANON::form’s servers. The recipient can be any email client that can decrypt PGP, we recommend a free account with Proton Read more

WordPress GDPR CCPA DPA Cookie Compliance DOCUMENTATION | ADMIN DEMO GDPR requires businesses to protect personal user data and privacy of EU citizens for transactions that occur within EU member states. And non-compliance could cost companies up to $20 million or 4% of global revenue. Websites that collect data on citizens in European Union (EU) countries must comply with strict new rules around protecting customer data by May 25, 2018. Being GDPR Compliant or your business will be at risk. That’s why GDPR Visual Builder—Drag and Drop to enable GDPR CCPA Compliance was created: to give your website the best solution for complying with this new law. Why you need GDPR Compliance? If you run a WordPress website that EU visitors can access, your site needs to be GDPR compliant. If you take advantage of using cookies, or other tracking integrations like Facebook pixels or Google Analytics, etc. If you use a form plugin like Contact Form 7 Database to collect user data, you need GDPR compliance. If you use MailChimp or other email marketing plugins to save users’ data, you need this GDPR compliance support. If you use any communication service like live chat or support help desk for your site visitors, you need this custom-made EULA and keep your business safe. If your want your business to be secured and trusted and you just need to focus on working and being prospered. Apart from being compliant with GDPR, website owners outside EU would also be advised to get ready before law enforcement of the upcoming California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), Washington Privacy Act (WPA), the Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI – Japan) and other regulations to be passed. Hence Ninja GDPR plugin then comes in handy. Get prepared now! FEATURES Cookie Consent Inform users about cookie use and gets their consent. Term & Conditions Consent Take users automatically to your Term & Conditions Page and get their consent. Privacy Policy Consent Take users automatically to your Privacy Policy Page and get their consent. Request Data Archive Collect Data access requests and automatically inform admin. Forget me form Create a form for users to request that their stored data be deleted, and automatically notify the website admin. Learn more on Forget Me form Data Rectification Allow users to request their stored data to be rectified. Data Breach Notification Notify all users of data breaches as required by law. Control EU Traffic Now you can display Cookie Popup for EU countries users only or refuse them. Don’t ignore this regulation If you are one of: WordPress website owners It doesn’t whether you sell on your website or not, or even if you don’t collect any data. If you have cookies and other features enabled on your site you will be liable for GDPR. Content Marketers Are you tracking your users on your website? Do you have Facebook pixel or track your users in other ways? Do EU visitors come to your site and they interact with your articles, leave comments, etc.? Ecommerce Sellers Do you store personal data? Does your site have forms that let people create accounts on your site or share their emails or contact details? Do you use a bulletin board or a communication center for your visitors? Affiliate Marketers Are you tracking traffic on your site? Collecting people’s names and email addresses? Do you use Google Analytics or anything else to store personal data for statistics purposes? If there is a Yes, then you must enable a cookie consent banner by using this Ninja GDPR plugin.