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Privacy Policy for AdMob
AdMob is a mobile application advertising platform created by Google. It's used to promote mobile apps and to help advertisers make money through mobile apps by enabling in-app advertising. AdMob also works with Google Analytics to help app owners get valuable insight and information about their app's usage and the effectiveness...
4 Ways a Redesign Can Make You Legally Liable
Legal agreements help you maintain control over your business, protect your intellectual property, and manage the expectations of your users. Common legal agreements that can be found on most websites and mobile app include Terms & Conditions (also known as Terms of Use or Terms of Service), Privacy Policies, and End...
The 2-step "Reasonable Communicativeness" test
Earlier this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held that in order for a legal agreement to be binding under Illinois law, a user of a website must be provided with reasonable notice that by using that website, and that clicking on a specific button, an...
Email Unsubscribe Best Practices: The Legal and Smart Way
If you send commercial emails, following email unsubscribe best practices can help you comply with legal requirements and protect your reputation. This article explains what email unsubscribe best practices are, the laws and email providers that require easy email unsubscribe options, and includes a practical implementation guide. What Are Email Unsubscribe Best...
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Disclosures
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a government organization that works to regulate the marketplace and ensure that consumers are safe from fraudulent or deceptive business practices. The FTC requires companies that use certain business practices to maintain specific disclosures on their websites, blogs, social media posts, videos, and apps. These...
Perfect "About Us" Page
Having a good "About Us" page can have a number of pretty amazing benefits for your business, including: Making your company seem more trustworthy Giving you a human element and heartfelt relatability that consumers seek Providing a platform to tell your story Differentiating you from your competitors This article will go further into these benefits...