Tag: email encoder

  • Phone numbers encoded by WordPress plugin

    Phone numbers encoded by WordPress plugin

    We’ve extended protection against crawling personal data on public pages. Since version 6.55 plugin encodes phone numbers as well as emails on any public page in your WordPress.

    Encoding works by two switches. Either you turn on global encoding for all content on the site,

    WordPress console -> Settings -> Anti-Spam by CleanTalk -> Advanced Settings -> Encode contact data -> Encode phone numbers.

    Here are full manual how to use this option https://cleantalk.org/help/email-encode

    Or use short code below to encode a specific phone number in article,

    [apbct_encode_data] +1 11*********44 [/apbct_encode_data]

    Here are more details for the short code https://cleantalk.org/help/using-shortcodes-hooks-to-encode-contact-data

    Here is an example of encoded phone number,

    We are happy to assist you at  +1***********30.

    That’s all, phone number is encoded and protected against crawling by spam bots!

    Finally, In the Anti-Spam log track interactions (encoding contact data by real visitors) with contact data on a website. There you find date, time and location of visitors who saw your phone number on a site https://cleantalk.org/my/show_requests

    Track contact data interaction on a site.
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    Have a question? Just drop the comment in the form down below. Cheers!

  • New Customization for Email Encoder Phrases in CleanTalk Anti-Spam

    New Customization for Email Encoder Phrases in CleanTalk Anti-Spam

    We’re excited to introduce a new feature in CleanTalk’s Anti-Spam plugin that lets you customize the phrases used during the email encoding process. With version 6.52, you can now easily change three default phrases to better match your website’s tone:

    1. “The magic is on the way, please wait for a few seconds!”
    2. “The original one is”
    3. “Decoding the contact data, let us a few seconds to finish.”

    How It Works

    You can customize these messages by adding simple code snippets to your functions.php file. For full details on how to implement these changes, check the instructions here.

    This update makes it easier to create a more personalized experience for your users while keeping your website secure.