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* [https://github.com/ndunand/moodle-qtype_regexp/commit/6d7d9b05c198811cb80a9efd048a7faff6ba77f4 This one example] and [https://github.com/dthies/moodle-atto_cloze/commit/70d88c939f3601e3ffc37885e725a5c7592688b8 this other] of the code changes needed in order to implement null_provider for Privacy API for an additional Moodle 3.5 plugin
* [https://github.com/ndunand/moodle-qtype_regexp/commit/6d7d9b05c198811cb80a9efd048a7faff6ba77f4 This one example] and [https://github.com/dthies/moodle-atto_cloze/commit/70d88c939f3601e3ffc37885e725a5c7592688b8 this other] of the code changes needed in order to implement null_provider for Privacy API for an additional Moodle 3.5 plugin
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Revision as of 13:59, 30 May 2018

This (your_server_URL/admin/tool/dataprivacy/pluginregistry.php ) Moodle 3.5 page lists all the installed Moodle (core and additional) plugins and whether they implement the Moodle privacy API.

If a plugin does not implement the Moodle privacy API and stores any personal data, it will not be able to be exported or deleted through Moodle's privacy system.

All core Moodle 3.5 plugins do implement the Moodle privacy API. See the clamAV antivirus plugin example below:

Plugin privacy compliance registry screen.png


Some 3.5 additional plugins do, but others don't.

Most additional plugins that do currently state that "The xxxx plugin does not store any personal data."

Plugin privacy compliance registry screen additional plugin OK.png

See also

  • This one example and this other of the code changes needed in order to implement null_provider for Privacy API for an additional Moodle 3.5 plugin