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Differences Between Common Legal Agreements
Legal agreements can help educate your users and protect your business. Understanding the differences between common legal agreements is essential in determining the right agreements for your business. This article explains the differences between common legal agreements, including Terms and Conditions agreements, Privacy Policies, End User License Agreements (EULA), Cookies...
How to Legally Protect Your Website or App
Creating, owning and operating a website or a mobile app can expose you to a variety of legal risks. These risks include copyright infringements, risks of liability, and unintentional violation of international privacy laws, just to name a few. There are a number of things you can do to legally protect...
How to Write a Privacy Policy
A Privacy Policy is a document that notifies your website's users on specific issues concerning their personal, private information. Specifically, it lets users know what type of information you collect, why you collect it, how you will use it, whether you share or sell it, and how you will protect...
Disclosures for Affiliate Links
An affiliate link disclosure is a statement that informs your users about an affiliate relationship you engage in. It lets them know that you are being compensated in some way for your promotion of a company or product via a link. It's legally required in many circumstances. This article will break down...
Cost of Terms and Conditions and a Privacy Policy
The cost of Terms and Conditions agreements and Privacy Policies can range from free to hundreds-or even thousands-of dollars, depending on your business's needs. This article explains what Terms and Conditions agreements and Privacy Policies are, why you need them, how to get them, and how much different methods cost. What Are...
Terms & Conditions for Objectionable Content
Objectionable content is content that most users would find to be offensive, upsetting, or inappropriate. If you run a website/mobile app that allows user-generated content such as posts, comments and other ways that your users can interact, you're going to want to retain the right to remove any objectionable content that...