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Yes, this is as simple as having a Terms and Conditions checkbox on your registration page that's marked required and links to or displays your privacy policy. See the below for an example of a good privacy policy.Is there a way to let the members choose to be okay with the registrations
This does not have to be automated. Create a Joomla contact form for them to contact you requesting deletion. You've 30 days to comply and deleting them in CB > User Management should sufficiently delete their CB and Joomla user data. You can automate this using CB Privacy and its Delete Me field.delete there account
At this time no it's not possible for us to override the Joomla password reset functionality any further. More options maybe available once Joomla 3.9 privacy extension has been released.Is it possible to choose yes or delete without typing there password again?
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krileon wrote: I am working on a blog to address GDPR. Some quick answers to your questions as follows.
Is there a way to let the members choose to be okay with the registrations
Yes, this is as simple as having a Terms and Conditions checkbox on your registration page that's marked required and links to or displays your privacy policy. See the below for an example of a good privacy policy.
termsfeed.com/blog/gdpr-privacy-policy/
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