Unlocking GDPR Secrets: What Every Author Must Know Before It’s Too Late
GDPR also requires that your users should later be able to find out what personal information you’ve stored that originally came from your Contact form. They should be able to get the information in electronic format. They should be able to make you delete it from your system.
How do you make that happen?
I’m going to leave that for another day. WordPress will be releasing the new version of WordPress (version 4.9.6) on Thursday, May 17. As I understand it, the new release will have tools needed to handle these particular GDPR requirements. So I’m going to hold off talking about that until I’ve seen the new release. If the new release doesn’t do the trick, there are some plugins that might handle it. More on that in a few days.
