I'm not sure where the requirement to "freeze"/"unfreeze" an account comes from. It's not a GDPR thing and it would be vary between websites what "freeze" might mean, if anything.

"Allow users to register with an email address." And what if registration simply doesn't make sense at all? I'm pretty sure GDPR doesn't mandate collecting email addresses from every user ;-)

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Seems to be very helpful stuff to see that my site meets the most important GDPR requirements.

Pros:

Nice interactions and fast result

Cons:

I’d love to see a more detailed requirement list as 10 questions is not enough to cover all the points

Nice job! You guys made a very concise list of the rules that necessarily have to be followed. I love the design and simplicity. The doc I’ve received on email looks more like user stories which works great for me.

Pros:

Cool test to check an app’s Privacy policy and reconcile to user’s admissions

Cons:

Hope you’ll go into more details