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Legal articles in easy to understand language.
CCPA (CPRA) Privacy Policy Template
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) took effect on January 1st, 2020 and affects businesses all over the world. The CPRA expanded it via a number of expandions and amendments. This law requires businesses to fully disclose how they treat consumers' personal information. On your road towards CCPA (CPRA) compliance, one important...
Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR)
Any business operating in the competitive environment of the UK needs to consider the best way of reaching potential customers. Marketing is no longer a matter of considering which newspaper your next customer is likely to be reading and coming up with a memorable slogan. Increasingly sophisticated technology allows advertisers...
Privacy Policy For Brexit
Editor's Note: Because Brexit occurred some time in the past, some content in this article is no longer valid, such as the invalidation of the Privacy Shield framework. Whatever your views are on the UK's decision to leave the European Union (EU), it's hard to disagree that it has caused a...
Voice Assistants and Privacy Issues
As voice assistants and voice-activated Internet of Things devices work their way into people's homes, there are plenty of new opportunities for developers and businesses. Creating an app that obeys voice commands and interacts with a third-party voice assistant presents the opportunity to reach a rapidly-growing market of tech-savvy consumers. But...
Disclaimers for Presentations
Presentations can benefit from disclaimers because they protect both the presenter and the event host from legal liabilities arising from the content of the presentation while informing the prestentation viewers of important information. We've put together a list of potential disclaimers to use in your presentations based on the content and...
A Privacy Policy for Google's API Services
Google API Services is a set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow your application to interact with and use Google features. Tools such as Gmail, Maps and Login can all be used within your own application as part of these Services. If you are a developer or owner of an...