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A Privacy Policy is a document which outlines what type of data you collect from your users, what this data is used for, where you store the data, who (if anyone) you share this data with and what rights your users have.

A Privacy Policy is required by law. There are a couple of specific regulations which you should be aware of, GDPR and CalOPPA. Please click on the links for further information on these. It is preferable that your Privacy Policy include these as you may attract users who fall under these laws.

A Privacy Policy should be able to be easily understood by your users and we at privacyterms.io have kept this in mind when drafting the policy.

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compliant with GDPR, CalOPPA, CCPA and COPPA.

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Our policy clearly defines and explains what personal data is, how you collect, use and maintain it

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A terms and conditions agreement is not currently required by law, however this doesn’t not mean you should not have one. Although most of the time your users will behave in a fair and just manner, a terms and conditions agreement can help protect you and your intellectual property from abuse or unlawful behaviour.

A terms and conditions agreement should include outlines for basic conduct, including a list of behaviours which will not be tolerated and could result in the termination of user’s accounts; an intellectual property clause, protecting your contents, logo and visual media under copyright law; your policy on advertisements and endorsements; your right to change the agreement and how you will notify users of any changes; refund and return policies and legal terms and conditions, to name a few.

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protect your content, logo and visual media under copyright law.

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How does a Privacy Policy meet the requirements for Google Adsense? If you wish to use Google Adsense on your website, you need to comply with Google’s Privacy and Security required content as set out below. “Your privacy policy should include the following information: Third party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based […]

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CCPA vs CalOPPA

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA) are both California state laws. Both of these acts are in place to protect the personal information of residents of California. Let’s take a look at the similarities and differences between these two acts. Listen to this article in audio format […]

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Why is Everybody Updating Their Privacy Policy?

If it seems that everyone is updating their privacy policies, it’s because they are. Companies update their privacy policies in order to be compliant with the data protection laws and to inform users of their rights and how their data is collected, stored and used. Among the latest are GDPR and CCPA, both laws increase […]

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