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What’s New in CleanTalk Anti-Spam in May 2026

In May we shipped two updates, 6.79 and 6.80. The main things in them are fixes for WordPress 7.0, better work with a few popular plugins, and a clearer way to control which bots can reach your site, including AI crawlers like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot. Below is a short summary of what changed…
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Constant Contact Forms Spam Protection: How to Protect WordPress Sign-Up Forms from Spam
Constant Contact Forms are often used to collect newsletter subscribers, customer information, visitor feedback, and email marketing leads directly from a WordPress website. That makes them useful for list growth, but it also makes them attractive to bots. If a public Constant Contact form is not protected properly, fake sign-ups can be added to your…
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Brevo Forms Spam Protection: How to Protect WordPress Sign-Up Forms from Spam
Brevo forms are usually connected directly to marketing activity: newsletter growth, popups, discount campaigns, lead magnets, WooCommerce customer communication, and automation workflows. That makes them useful for real subscribers — but also attractive to bots and fake sign-ups. If a public Brevo form is not protected properly, spam can move beyond the form itself. Fake…
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Hustle Forms Spam Protection in 2026: How to Protect WordPress Opt-In Forms from Spam
If you use Hustle to create popups, opt-ins, slide-ins, or embedded forms on your WordPress website, spam can quickly become a serious problem. Public lead generation forms are often targeted by bots, crawlers, automated scripts, and low-quality human submissions. If you use Hustle to create popups, opt-ins, slide-ins, widgets, or embedded forms on your WordPress…
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SureForms Spam Protection in 2026: How to Protect WordPress Forms from Spam
If you use SureForms to build forms on your WordPress website, spam can quickly become a serious problem. Public contact forms are often targeted by bots, crawlers, automated scripts, and human-like spam submissions. These unwanted messages may include fake inquiries, suspicious links, promotional offers, irrelevant SEO pitches, adult content, crypto spam, or repeated messages from…



