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I was surprised to find that when I add a New Member manually (to prompt an interested party to register) that they get an email so they can complete their registration with a password and other profile information - but there is apparently no provision to have them Accept any Privacy and Terms of Use provisions - or Opt in/out in order to comply with GDPR and CPUU regulations. 
This has to be an oversight, and one that creates potential legal liability when using the manual registration option to help those having registration problems.
Shouldn’t be too hard to port them to the original registration page (or similar) and complete (or update) their registration/profile and Acceptance as it appears on that page already.
Thanks for your consideration.

I was surprised to find that when I add a New Member manually (to prompt an interested party to register) that they get an email so they can complete their registration with a password and other profile information - but there is apparently no provision to have them Accept any Privacy and Terms of Use provisions - or Opt in/out in order to comply with GDPR and CPUU regulations. 
This has to be an oversight, and one that creates potential legal liability when using the manual registration option to help those having registration problems.
Shouldn’t be too hard to port them to the original registration page (or similar) and complete (or update) their registration/profile and Acceptance as it appears on that page already.
Thanks for your consideration.

Some 3rd party apps. are not yet compatible with php8.0, so, php7.4 is more stable now in case you are willing to use apps/plugins from marketplace.
https://php.watch/versions/8.0/lsp-errors

Thank you - I appreciate your continued commitment. 

I have to agree. Knowing that complications can (and often do) arise with version updates is part of the risks with installing third party apps. 
But developers have to understand that they have an obligation to keep their customers updated on how best to protect their investments when these complications arise. 
 

I have to agree. Knowing that complications can (and often do) arise with version updates is part of the risks with installing third party apps. 
But developers have to understand that they have an obligation to keep their customers updated on how best to protect their investments when these complications arise. 
 

I have to agree. Knowing that complications can (and often do) arise with version updates is part of the risks with installing third party apps. 
But developers have to understand that they have an obligation to keep their customers updated on how best to protect their investments when these complications arise. 
 

I have to agree. Knowing that complications can (and often do) arise with version updates is part of the risks with installing third party apps. 
But developers have to understand that they have an obligation to keep their customers updated on how best to protect their investments when these complications arise.