Privacy
Consent, data retention and GDPR patterns for forms that collect personal information.
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How to Create an Anonymous Feedback Form in WordPress
Build a confidential WordPress feedback form, understand what Core Forms stores by default, and avoid promising anonymity you cannot prove.
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Demographic Survey Questions: Age, Income, Gender, and Location
Write demographic survey questions that people can answer accurately, decline safely, and understand without guessing why you need the data.
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Core Forms 4.5
Standalone form pages at /collect/form-slug/, front-end assets loaded per feature instead of all at once, a native no-JavaScript submission path, and explicit analytics and partial-entry controls. Released July 22, 2026.
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GDPR consent pattern for WordPress forms
Most form GDPR setups are theater. Here's the pattern that holds up to a real audit, with the consent fields, the storage, and the audit trail.
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