We fixed a bug that causes the "remove page and blog post restrictions" anonymizer to get stuck under certain circumstances. For details see https://jira.communardo.de/browse/GDPR-621

This release includes a bugfix about edited mentions not fully anonymized: https://jira.communardo.de/browse/GDPR-605

Allow users to execute anonymization without testing first.

Improve the security of User Anonymizer for Confluence (GDPR) by identifying and preventing potential attack scenarios

For further details read our BlogPost

• improved on logging to better see runtimes of the anonymizers

• content anonymization will now continue even if there are errors on some pages
• improved logging

• Fixed a bug causing exceptions during macro parameter anonymization
• Running same anonymization twice will now show correct number of updated objects
• Fixed the start and end time of an anonymization in the email reporting

• Email notifications added. You will be notified when an anonymization is finished
• Already deactivated users are now selectable for anonymization
• Bug fixed when running an anonymization on a MS SQL Server
• Bug fixed on anonymizing marco parameters

This release anonymizes historic versions of pages and blog posts. Furthermore, version 1.1 includes a couple of bugfixes. More details can be found in our public Jira Instance.

Easily comply with GDPR’s “Right to be Forgotten” regulation.

This simple, yet powerful app gives you a safe way to anonymize user data across Confluence. So you can easily comply with GDPR’s Right to be Forgotten, without having to delete pages, comments, or other valuable information.

Learn more about the app on our blog: https://www.communardo.com/how-to-anonymize-user-data-in-jira-to-comply-with-gdprs-right-to-be-forgotten/