IP and Email address hashing coming soon

More and more users are concerned about the privacy of the data they send through forms on websites. Sometimes this can lead to forms not being submitted if there is no assurance that the data is completely private.

So, in the next few months, we are adding the option to hash IP/Email addresses of website visitors when sending this data to the cloud.

That ensures that all personal data sent via different WordPress forms is fully protected by the Anti-Spam service and will definitely never be seen by anyone. Changes will affect the most popular forms and CMS.

Stay tuned!

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