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Legal articles in easy to understand language.
Terms and Conditions for Educational Websites
When setting up your educational website, you must have the right legal documents in place. Having Terms and Conditions ensures your website looks professional and well-run and establishes clear legal terms between you and your users. It can also ensure that important issues like intellectual property (including user-generated content) issues are...
New York Health Information Privacy Act (HIPA)
The New York Health Information Privacy Act (HIPA) could soon become law in New York state, with wide-ranging implications for businesses handling and selling consumer health data. If your business handles health or wellness data of New York residents or other personal information regulated by the New York HIPA, now...
Privacy Policy for Educational Websites
If you're creating an educational website, you'll need to make sure you have all the correct legal documents in place. This includes having a Privacy Policy that is accurate and appropriate for your website. Having a good Privacy Policy helps you to meet your legal requirements, show users that you're trustworthy,...
Privacy Policy for API Providers
If you are providing an Application Programming Interface (API), you're most likely to be collecting data from end-users. This means you'll need a Privacy Policy. This article will look at what types of data collection and exchanges you're most likely to be making through an API. It will then look at...
User Generated Content Clauses for Photography Websites
If you're running a photography website where people can upload their own photos, you'll need to cover this in your website Terms and Conditions. In particular, you'll need to understand how a user generated content clause works, and what it should look like. This article will cover what a user generated...
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...