GDPR Compliance Tools
As of May 25 2018, with the entry into application of the General Data Protection Regulation, there is one set of data protection rules for all companies operating in the EU, wherever they are based. This basically means that, if you are running a website and some of your visitors are from the EU, you’re subject to this law.
Notify your visitors with a fancy Privacy Bar and let them control their Privacy Preferences.
How does this apply to you?
Besides the data and cookies that you collect and process intentionally, you may be using a 3rd-party services on your website, like Google Analytics, Google Fonts, Google Maps, YouTube, Vimeo etc. In these cases some personal data (usually an IP address of a visitor) is sent to the service provider in exchange for the free service. This is the personal data flow that you can hardly control, but which you must make GDPR-compliant by prompting a visitor’s consent before he can use the service.
In other words, with the new regulation, it’s not enough to simply notify a visitor about what type of data is being collected. You must receive his consent in order to be able to collect this data or use a 3rd-party service that does so. Luckily, Scape gets you covered with its GDPR Compliance Tools.
Content Inclusion & Exclusion Logic
Include or exclude media, tracking scripts or other content based on whether a user’s consent has been received.
Fallback For Blocked Content
No matter if it’s an embed, a map, a shortcode, or a media in lightbox – you can provide a proper fallback with notification.
Privacy Bar & Preferences Center
Let your visitors control which data-collecting content must be blocked and notify them about policy changes.
Other Important Compliance Tools
Let your visitors control which data-collecting content must be blocked and notify them about policy changes.
This row’s background contains a YouTube video, which is replaced by a poster if a YouTube consent is not given by a visitor. To see the video, click “Privacy Preferences” button below, give consent to use YouTube service and save preferences.
The play button below triggers a Vimeo video, which is replaced by a poster if a Vimeo consent is not given by a visitor. To see the video, click Privacy Preferences, give consent to use Vimeo service and save preferences.
Below is a Google Map, which is replaced by a poster if a Google Maps consent is not given by a visitor. To see the video, click Privacy Preferences, give consent to use Google Maps service and save preferences.
Below is a player with YouTube video, which is replaced by a poster if a YouTube consent is not given by a visitor. To see the video, click Privacy Preferences, give consent to use YouTube service and save preferences.
Finally, here is some inline content, which is replaced by a placeholder when Inline consent is not given by a visitor. To see the hidden content, click Privacy Preferences, enable Inline consent and save preferences.
