Introduction
Use GDPRChecker Suggested fixes safely: inspect a newly detected tracker or pre-consent request, confirm the provider and category, then apply a runtime blocking rule.
What it means
Suggestions are generated from newly detected tracker scripts or pre-consent requests; they are not automatic source-code edits.
Check the third-party domain and whether the signal belongs to analytics or marketing before confirming a rule.
Confirmation writes a managed domain rule and marks the alert reviewed; the installed runtime reads the configuration on its next page load.
Use a fresh browser session and rescan after applying a rule, because an overly broad block can affect a required integration.
Why it matters
Safe remediation needs an accountable human decision. Automatically blocking an unknown domain can break checkout, embedded content, or an essential integration.
Common mistakes
- Treating a copied snippet as installed without verifying a live runtime heartbeat.
- Placing the consent runtime after GTM, analytics, advertising pixels, or theme-injected scripts.
- Publishing a configuration change without testing a clean browser session and the Reject all path.
- Applying a broad blocking rule without reviewing the detected provider and category first.
Practical checklist
- Confirm domain ownership and open the site-specific Privacy Setup flow.
- Install or update the GDPRChecker runtime before non-essential tracking code.
- Publish the banner configuration and verify its live heartbeat.
- Test initial visit, Reject all, analytics-only, Accept all, and withdrawal in a private window.
- Run a compliance scan and keep the resulting evidence with the release record.
- Enable scheduled scans so later tag, plugin, theme, or campaign changes are detected.
How GDPRChecker helps
Growth users can use Confirm and block from Scheduled Scans. GDPRChecker records the approval and rule in the append-only evidence ledger.
The system updates runtime configuration, not the customer’s source files; site owners keep deployment control.