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Mobile App Terms & Conditions Template

A mobile app's Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C) is where you set out the rules and restrictions for anyone who uses your mobile app. It helps limit your legal liability while managing user expectations. While not legally required like Privacy Policy is, this agreement comes with a number of priceless business...

When and How to Write an Earnings Disclaimer

Multi-level marketers, businesses that offer financial or investment advice, and any companies that claim that their products or programs can help users make money should maintain earnings disclaimers on their websites. This article explains what an earnings disclaimer is, the difference between earnings and affiliate disclaimers, how to write your own...

What's a Legally Binding Agreement?

Online agreements challenge traditional contract law mainly because they are not a mutual agreement between users and developers. They are terms that must be accepted before users can proceed and that is not always considered fair. The reason these agreements become legally binding and enforceable despite their deviance from traditional contracts...

Cookies Policy for Google Analytics

If your EU-based or EU-directed website or mobile app uses Google Analytics, you're required to have a Cookies Policy in place. In short, this is because the EU Cookies Directive requires a Cookies Policy, and the Google Analytics Terms of Service agreement requires users of the service to follow applicable laws. What...

The Delaware Online Privacy and Protection Act

Businesses that run websites, online services, apps, or offer book services that are accessible to Delaware residents may be required to comply with the Delaware Online Privacy and Protection Act (DOPPA). This article explains what DOPPA is, who it applies to, how to comply with the law, and what happens if...

Illinois Geolocation Privacy Protection Act

On June 27, 2017, the governor of Illinois signed the Geolocation Privacy Protection Act. If your app collects geolocation data along with any other personal information, you are likely required to comply with it. Fortunately, the adjustments you need to make to your sign-in process and Privacy Policy are minor. Here is...