negapo

Thanks Anca, i thing every user of TranslatePress would benefit from small and continuous improvements in efficiency.

I’m thankful for your answers and for not hiding behind a general canned response.
I need to address this publicly because this is an important issue with a simple solution.
Every user of this plugin in Europe must understand that when a user does not give consent for data collection, there is currently no way to prevent this plugin from sending unauthorized data. Therefore, it is not GDPR compliant, and one of two things should happen: either the plugin is corrected to provide a way to opt out, or it should no longer be made available in European countries.

Even the Radar documentation (https://docs.stripe.com/radar/integration) states that it is recommended, but not required, to include the JavaScript on every page. So not including it should not break any functionality.

Moreover, your plugin already includes a flag that could control this behavior:
WC_Stripe_Helper::should_load_scripts_on_product_page()

Additionally, the amount of data being collected is quite substantial.
If this is not corrected in the next release — with a simple option to exclude the loading of the JavaScript on site/product/catalog/cart pages (only loading it where it is strictly necessary) — I will file a complaint with the Data Protection Authority of my country, and I will inform Automattic (as the developer of the plugin, from what I can see) and Stripe of the details of the complaint.

The right thing to do is to comply with privacy laws, or at the very least inform users so that they can make an informed decision — neither of which has happened so far.

Perfeito, muito obrigado, acho que vai facilitar muito a integração do plug-in com lógicas de negócio mais avançadas.

For anyone who finds it usefull:

function sg_security_add_roles( $roles ) {
    $roles[] = 'role_id_name';
    return $roles;
}
add_filter( "sg_security_2fa_roles", "sg_security_add_roles");