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Compliance, explained for people who run stores.
Field guides on GDPR, cookie consent, FTC disclosures and accessibility — written from what we actually find scanning live storefronts.
The GDPR compliance checklist for e-commerce stores (2026)
Twenty-three checks that decide whether your store passes a GDPR review — grouped by consent, cookies, data rights, processors and retention.
Read the guideHow to run a GDPR audit on your own website in an afternoon
You do not need a consultant for a first-pass GDPR audit. Here is the exact sequence, the tools, and what a finding should look like.
ReadShopify GDPR compliance: what the platform does and what you still owe
Shopify gives you a customer privacy API and a consent banner. It does not give you compliance. Here is the split.
ReadE-commerce compliance: the full map of what regulates your store
Five regimes govern a typical online store. Most owners only know about one of them.
ReadWooCommerce GDPR compliance: plugins, cookies and the parts WordPress misses
WordPress ships real GDPR tooling that almost nobody turns on. Here is the setup, plus the plugin traps.
ReadADA compliance for e-commerce: the violations that generate lawsuits
Most accessibility claims cite the same six machine-detectable failures. All six are findable in minutes.
ReadStop reading. Scan your store instead.
mir-n checks your live storefront for pre-consent trackers, missing policies, checkout disclosure gaps and WCAG violations — free, no account needed.