Quick checks you can run on your own website, no developer needed. Each guide shows what to look for, why it matters, and how to fix it.
Your website might have a map in the footer or on the contact page. It looks harmless. But the moment someone opens the page, that map connects their browser to Google and sends their IP address along, before they click anything. This is the Google Maps GDPR issue, and like the fonts problem, it takes…
Your website might be sending your visitors’ IP addresses to Google without asking them. Not through analytics or tracking pixels, but through something most people never think about: fonts. It’s known as the Google Fonts GDPR issue, and it takes a minute to check. Why fonts can be a privacy problem Many WordPress themes and…