PRIVACY CHECK · FREE

Where does your website send data before anyone consents?

A real browser visits up to 3 pages, rejects the cookie banner and logs every outside server. It reads your Impressum and privacy policy too. You get a report with evidence and a fix for every point.

HOW THE TEST VISIT RUNS

1
Arriving without clickingThe browser opens your home page and clicks nothing. Every request, cookie and storage entry is recorded. It recognises trackers even when they run through your own domain, and notices when a script fingerprints the browser.12 rules
2
Saying no to the bannerIt looks for the cookie banner and checks whether reject is as visible as accept and can be reached with the Tab key. Then it clicks reject and reloads. Does anything still go to trackers?7 rules
3
Required information and formsOn the home page and up to two linked subpages: links to the Impressum and privacy policy, notices and pre-ticked boxes on forms. It reads both pages once: do they give an address and email, and does the privacy policy name the services your home page uses? For online shops also the withdrawal button and accessibility information.9 rules

Rather have someone look at it directly?

I am Justin Eiletz, a web developer in Oldenburg. I go through your website with you and put the fixes in place if you like: self-hosting fonts, setting up the banner properly, putting embeds behind a click. Technical work, not legal advice.

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A technical check, not legal advice. No finding means nothing was detected in what loaded. PrivaLint, the rules behind this check, is open source (MIT) on GitHub.