xprttudio Local Consent for 152-FZ

This plugin helps bring a site in line with the requirements of Russian Federal Law No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”:

• Shows a 152-FZ checklist on the settings page: which items the plugin already covers (based on current settings) and what needs to be done separately — a policy link in the footer, a Roskomnadzor notice, hosting the server in Russia.
• Displays a cookie consent banner with three buttons — Accept, Reject, and Settings (expands an explanation and a link to the cookie policy).
• Adds a required consent checkbox to the WordPress comment form.
• Adds a required consent checkbox to the WooCommerce checkout page.
• Can optionally auto-add a required checkbox to specific Contact Form 7 forms, via a whitelist of form IDs; disabled for all forms by default.
• The Accept button color is customizable via the standard WordPress color picker.
• Supports policy versioning: bumping the version in settings shows the banner again to visitors who already consented to an earlier version.
• Keeps a consent log (date, type, policy version, hashed IP) to help confirm that consent was given.
• Lets you export the consent log to CSV.
• Configurable log retention period, with automatic cleanup.

The plugin does not send any data to external servers. All data is stored in your site’s own database.

Limitations

This plugin is a technical tool for collecting consent and does not replace legal advice. The personal data processing policy and consent texts must be prepared separately and must match your actual data processing practices.

The plugin author is not responsible for whether your site actually complies with 152-FZ. Achieving and maintaining compliance — including the accuracy of your policy text, notifying Roskomnadzor, and the physical location of your hosting — is entirely the responsibility of the site owner. The plugin is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind, as permitted by the GPL license it is distributed under.