Installing Secure Privacy on SquareSpace
This guide explain you how to install Secure Privacy on SquareSpace and become compliant with GDPR, CCPA, LGPD.
Go to the installation page and get the Secure Privacy script.
Go to the Settings (cog icon) of your SquareSpace account
From the Settings menu, navigate to Advanced > Code Injection
Paste the Secure Privacy script in the Header section text area
Your Secure Privacy script is now installed.
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