Cara Hartley
Legal writer at TermsFeed.
I am a freelance content writer with a passion for breaking down legal information so that it is educational, intriguing, and accessible. I specialize in simplifying complicated legal topics–such as which disclaimers to include in your legal policies and the impact of new privacy legislation on small businesses–so that you can easily apply the information to your company. When I'm not working to explain jargon and demystify dense topics, I'm either editing my paranormal fantasy WIP, practicing yoga, or hitting the beach with my family.
Is Google Analytics Illegal? Understanding the EU Rulings
Whether you use Google Analytics to track website traffic, interpret user's online behavior, or in conjunction with Google Ads, it's important to comply with privacy regulations that protect your users' data. Website owners who use Google Analytics should understand how European Union (EU) rulings impact the platform. This article explains what...
Clickwrap, Browsewrap, and Scrollwrap: Which Consent Method is Legally Sound?
If you provide software, services, or products online, you'll likely need to use an electronic consent method to get users to agree to your terms. If your website collects user data or requires agreement to terms, the way you capture user consent could make or break your legal protection. This article...
User Consent or Legitimate Interest? A GDPR Compliance Guide for Businesses
If you collect personal data from EU residents, GDPR requires you to have a lawful basis for doing so. Two of the most common - and often confused - bases are user consent and legitimate interest. Here's when and how to use each. This article explains who needs a legal basis...
Best Privacy Policy Generators
If your website or app collects user data, a Privacy Policy isn't just good practice - it's a legal requirement in many regions. Writing a Privacy Policy from scratch and trying to figure out what clauses to include can be confusing, which is where Privacy Policy generators come in. Keep reading...
CCPA Opt-Out Tool - DAA
Businesses subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) must honor California residents' privacy rights, including informing consumers about the types of personal information they intend to collect and providing a way for consumers to opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal data. The Digital Advertising Alliance's (DAA)...
Consent Requirements for Mobile Games
Owners of mobile games may be required to get consent from users before collecting, using, or disclosing their personal information. Failure to do so can result in fines, legal issues, loss of consumer trust, and possibly the removal of your mobile game from app store distribution. Here's what you should know...