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Builder check for a non-English site: open DevTools, Elements. Does lang on the <html> tag match the page language? The create-next-app layout ships lang="en". On a Dutch page that can make screen readers use English pronunciation rules. WCAG 3.1.1, Level A. w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Techniques/html/H57

France's Conseil d'État upheld CNIL's €50 million fine against Orange on 16 October. One finding matters for every site: cookies stayed readable after users withdrew consent. The court said it is irrelevant that no data was processed afterwards. Test: withdraw consent, reload, check storage.

Most sites load tracking scripts before a visitor clicks accept. That makes consent meaningless. You must block these tools until the user chooses. A free scan shows exactly what runs on your page. #GDPR #privacy

69.5% of restaurant websites in the Netherlands loaded Google Fonts from Google servers instead of hosting them themselves. We checked 347 of 499 restaurant websites, scanned in April 2026. #privacy #GDPR

Just launched TrustYourWebsite on @peerlist.bsky.social 🚀 220+ checks for EU sites: GDPR cookie consent (does "Reject all" actually work?), WCAG 2.2/EAA and security headers. Free risk score in ~2 min. Full report €3.50. No account. Upvote appreciated 👇 peerlist.io/headintel/pr...

Grey text, product photos with no description, forms that lose their labels when you type. Five EAA failures you can spot without writing code: medium.com/@Steven-TYW/... #a11y

In the #Odyssey you feed the stranger first and ask their name later. Zeus kept score. Your site gets the same test. Someone shows up on a screen reader or keyboard only. You don’t get to ask first. Just let them in. TrustYourWebsite.com

Your banner shows on the home page but not every other page. That breaks Dutch law right now. Check each URL for gaps in consent tracking before fines hit you hard. #cookiebanner #privacy

Every Austrian site needs a privacy page with specific data details. We scanned thousands and found many missing key facts like who holds the info or why you get it. Read our guide to fix gaps before regulators ask questions. #GDPR #ATcompliance

Europe’s new AI data centres are landing 175km from the big hubs. It used to be 46km. Electricity, not fibre, decides where compute goes now. Worth remembering: where your servers sit is the easy question. Where your visitors’ data gets sent is the one regulators ask.

A session cookie ends when you close your browser. That means it usually needs consent every time a user returns. Check if yours follows the rules before they get fined for non-compliance. #cookies #gdpr

Most small businesses keep data too long under the GDPR. This cheat sheet shows exact limits for invoices and camera feeds so you stay legal without guessing. #GDPR #privacy

Most sites skip their legal duty under the new EU law. You need an accessible page that lists real fixes for every barrier. #accessibility #EAA

We checked 499 Dutch restaurants. Many missed basic rules. Fixing these gaps protects your customers now. #GDPR #a11y

Dutch sites need ten specific sections in their privacy rules or they fail a scan. We checked hundreds of pages and found many missing key details like data retention dates. Follow our guide to fix your policy fast before an audit hits you hard. #GDPR #privacy

Your Dutch site needs eight footer items by law next year. We checked the rules for you and found them here. #colofon #Nederland

The EU AI Act has hit your site on August 2, 2026. You must label high-risk tools now or face fines from the Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets. Read our guide to see exactly what labels you need today. #AIAct #GDPR

A German authority just fined a site built with AI for breaking GDPR rules. You can be liable under new laws starting July 2026 if your tool fails compliance checks. Read our guide on who pays the fine when code is generated by an algorithm. #GDPR #AI

A cookie banner where accept is one click and reject is five isn't a real choice. France's data authority fined Google 150 million euros over exactly that. Refusing has to be as easy as agreeing. #GDPR #cookies trustyourwebsite.com/eu/en/guides...

We scan sites for the things that get EU and UK businesses in trouble. Cookie consent, GDPR, accessibility, tracking, security headers. You get a risk score and a ranked list. Technical analysis, not legal advice. #GDPR #accessibility

Plenty of sites fire Google Analytics before you touch the cookie banner. Consent is supposed to come first. By the time you choose, the trackers already ran and the data already left. #GDPR #cookies #ePrivacy

Finding an image on Google is not a licence to use it. Copyright firms send automated invoices for exactly this, and not knowing rarely helps. We check the images on your site for that risk. #copyright

The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025. Sell to consumers in the EU online and accessibility is now a legal duty, not a nice to have. Some small firms are exempt, so check where you stand.

The Dutch privacy watchdog (AP) received over 13,000 privacy complaints & signals in 2025 — nearly double the 7,100 from the year before.  Europeans are increasingly standing up for their GDPR rights. Privacy matters. 🔗 trustyourwebsite.com/nl/en/news/d... #GDPR #Privacy #Netherlands

New guide: a step-by-step GDPR website audit checklist. Cookies, privacy policy, forms, third-party scripts, security, ROPA, DPAs — what to check, what regulators actually flag, and what to fix first. or just run the automated scan :) trustyourwebsite.com/eu/en/guides...

Rebranded this account. I'm Steven, building TrustYourWebsite — a compliance scanner for EU & UK websites. Checks GDPR, cookies, image copyright, accessibility and 140+ other things in 30 seconds. Free scan at trustyourwebsite.com