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From 1 September 2026, online stores must provide a withdrawal button A new requirement means that an online store must provide customers with a clearly visible and continuously accessible way to start the withdrawal process. The goal is to make cancelling a
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WordPress 7.0 introduces a broad set of improvements aimed at making website management faster and more intelligent. The release focuses on modern editing tools, performance, accessibility and workflows that reduce the amount of technical work required for eve
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Does your blog actually generate sales? Organic traffic can grow while the commercial value of content remains difficult to see. A useful content-marketing model therefore looks beyond page views and asks how articles contribute to discovery, trust, leads and
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A well-maintained website should not require constant worry, but its technical condition and security should still be reviewed regularly. A monthly report can provide a clear overview of updates, blocked threats, availability and other signals that show whethe
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Hosting providers are increasingly ending free support for obsolete PHP versions. This can surprise website owners, but unsupported PHP branches have often been out of official security support for years by the time hosting providers introduce restrictions or
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When shopping from an unfamiliar online store, a few practical checks can help you judge whether the merchant appears trustworthy. No single sign guarantees safety, but several consistent signals reduce risk. Signs of a trustworthy online store Look for HTTP
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A new WordPress website still needs ongoing attention after launch. WordPress core, plugins and themes evolve continuously, and keeping them current is an important part of security and compatibility. Do updates happen automatically? Some WordPress updates c
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WordPress security research repeatedly shows that many vulnerabilities are found in third-party plugins and themes. The practical risk becomes much greater when administrators leave known updates uninstalled. Plugins and themes need attention WordPress itsel
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Security researchers have warned about vulnerabilities affecting widely used WordPress plugins such as Elementor Pro. Because popular plugins are installed on very large numbers of websites, a serious vulnerability can quickly become a target for automated att
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