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  • I’m not familiar with the GDPR and don’t know if it’s compliant to log any data.

    asnowstorm

    (@asnowstorm)

    Do you process any personal data from our website, or is everything stored on OUR website, so you don’t access anything?
    GPDR is a new legislation in the EU around processing and protecting personal data.
    Many thanks!

    asnowstorm

    (@asnowstorm)

    Do you process any personal data from our website, or is everything stored on OUR website, so you don’t access anything?
    GPDR is a new legislation in the EU around processing and protecting personal data.
    Many thanks!

    No3x

    (@no3x)

    The mails are stored in your database only and are not transfered/shared in any way with another service or party.

    hi @no3x,

    To my mind, you have to use WordPress functions to export/delete logs data. These contain mail content and therefore potentially personal data.

    I think you have to export/delete any log which contains the targeted email in any mail field (receiver, header, subject, content…)

    More informations : https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/privacy/

    Hi @ajoah,

    I have worked on the policy content, exporter and eraser.

    Would you like to have a look at, give feedback it or test it?

    Yes, of course 🙂

    By inspecting you WP.org profile I guess you are familiar with development. I have just pushed a privacy branch to repository https://github.com/No3x/wp-mail-logging/tree/privacy.

    It would be nice if you could check this out. Please let me know if you need further instructions or a zip with the plugin or something.

    You have guessed correctly 🙂

    I have tested your branch, it works great.

    The only problem is that a confirmation mail is sent after data deletion and this mail is logged.

    I’m not sure if it possible to do something… Maybe with wp_privacy_personal_data_erased filter : you remove your wp_mail log filter before the call of _wp_privacy_send_erasure_fulfillment_notification and you readd it after.

    Thanks for the feedback.

    > The only problem is that a confirmation mail is sent after data deletion and this mail is logged.

    I have noticed this too – thanks for your advice. I fixed this – would be great if you could test it again.

    Btw
    Is the policy content text okay?

    Thank you for your patch.

    Perfect, all mails are deleted 🙂

    Maybe, you can set priority to 9 or lower for suspendLogging to be sure your function is called before the WP notification. (we never now)

    English is not my native language but policy content text seems ok, yes 🙂

    Thanks for your feedback!
    I have just released 1.8.5.

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