Blog: Legal Requirements
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Data Security vs Data Privacy
Data security and data privacy are different concepts that people often get mixed up. Some mistakenly use them interchangeably. However, they're not the same thing. Data security protects information from unauthorized access, use, and disclosure. It also protects it from disruption, modification, or destruction. Data privacy is the right to control...
Dark Patterns, the FTC and the GDPR
On October 28, 2021, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) put out an enforcement policy statement, which warned businesses against using dark patterns to trap or trick consumers into subscription services. So what does this mean for you? Here's more information on the FTC's announcement, as well as information on relevant issues concerning...
Privacy Policy for Dropshipping
If you own or operate a dropshipping store, you will need to have and display a Privacy Policy. Since most dropshipping companies accept and ship orders worldwide, there's a high probability that you will need to abide by privacy and data protection laws. A considerable part of that is ensuring that...
Return Policy for Dropshipping
Many dropshippers overlook a critical aspect of store creation when setting up their businesses. Namely, they often overlook the need for having a Return Policy. Having a Return Policy will help you streamline your ecommerce processes while boosting your site's professionalism. Shoppers also tend to select places with clear return policy...
Google's Enhanced Privacy Disclosure Requirements
On May 6th, 2021, Google announced that beginning in the second quarter of 2022, mobile app developers who submit new apps and updates to existing apps to the Google Play store must disclose information regarding how their apps collect, use, and share private user information. They must also disclose their security...
California's Data Breach Law
Virtually every company operating in California is covered by the California Data Breach Law. The law requires businesses to protect personal information and follow a strict process for reporting data breaches. Even if you haven't experienced a data breach (yet), it's important to understand the law so you'll be prepared if...