I agree :) Passed to developers! Thanks for the feedback!

Absolutely awesome, many thanks! ...

Hey PS I agree and sorry for the annoyance, we have the same issue witH Australia and GST :grimacing: - it's definitely something that I (for one) would be very keen on in the future, we'e got so much product focused stuff going on at the moment though that I think our heads would explode trying to also implement a multinational business strategy. Plus I've given enough money to lawyers of late ;) But yeh, for sure, in the future, thanks for keeping it in our thoughts!

This is also on the way :)

Thanks for the feedback, hopefully we'll have exactly what you need in the not too distant future :)

I'm currently using it for my production sites very happily :) It's a very advanced beta now, I'd encourage you to give it a go!

Not as yet I'm afraid, it's definite something we'll look into though! Or adding to the current roadmap even better!

Hey cornelius_butler Have you tested it? With only 2k installs I'm not sure it'd be top of the list (and also I'm 99.9% Forminator is already GDPR compliant).... resident expert Ronnie Burt thoughts?)

Yes, you're right, we can definitely do this better, we definitely don't want you to remove the backup section from your report! Interesting in terms of problems, I'm very hopeful that the next iteration of Snapshot (iterative backups) should help with this but as that's a bit away it won't help you right now. You could always get them to move to WPMU DEV hosting ;) Only half kidding... it's ready for production now and gets rid of that issue. Otherwise I feel like a better configurable backups section (for users who don't wanna use our cloud) should be a component of Reports 2.0, for sure, Julian yudy could you add a card to The Hub for discussion?

Yes slavetotheweb that would be great to have, but as they are third party services we can't validate whether they have been successful backups... it's not actually about us promoting our storage, it's about making sure your site is actually backed up.