Is WP Statistics FERPA-Friendly?
TL;DR
Yes — WP Statistics stores analytics inside your own WordPress database and avoids collecting student education…
Is WP Statistics HIPAA-Friendly?
TL;DR Yes—WP Statistics stores analytics entirely inside your own WordPress database and, out‑of‑the‑box, avoids collecting Protected Health Information (PHI). There are no third‑party servers, no fingerprinting cookies, and no personal identifiers….
Managing Word Count Analytics
Word Count Analytics records the number of words in every post—standard and custom—and feeds that figure into Content and Author analytics reports. Default Disabling does this Data remains On Hides…
Tracker Debugger
Location in WordPress: WP‑Admin ▸ Statistics ▸ Settings ▸ General ▸ Open Debugger
The Tracker Debugger is …
WP Statistics Data & Privacy
Purpose of This Page
This page explains, in simple terms, how the WP Statistics plugin handles data within WordPress …
Sharing Your Data with Us
Starting from version 14.13 of WP Statistics, we introduced a new feature that allows you to voluntarily share anonymous data with us. This feature helps us understand how site owners…
Database Migration Process Guide
As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing performance and adding new features, the WP Statistics plugin periodically introduces updates that require changes to the underlying database structure. This guide…
Integrating WP Statistics with Consent Management Plugins
WP Statistics is designed to respect user privacy. By default, it does not record any Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and does not use cookies. Therefore, in most cases, WP Statistics…
Location Detection Methods in WP Statistics
WP Statistics provides three methods for detecting visitor location data: MaxMind, DB-IP, and Cloudflare Geolocation. Each method has its own advantages, and choosing the right one depends on your needs….
What are “salts” and “hashes”
If you’re not a programmer, these terms might sound confusing (or like breakfast foods). In data security, salts and hashes describe how we transform personal data (like IP addresses) so…