Blog: Privacy Policy Agreements
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Privacy Policy For When You're Using Cloud Service Providers (CSPs)
Almost all websites use cloud hosting services these days, managed by third-party providers. These hosting services are also known as Cloud Service Providers (CSPs). If you're struggling to figure out whether you need a Privacy Policy, whether your policy should disclose that you are using a CSP, or how to talk...
Annual Privacy Policy Updates: How and Why to Update Your Privacy Policy
To keep your Privacy Policy legally compliant, you will need to review and update it at least once in every 12 month period. Doing an annual update will make sure your Privacy Policy is accurate and up to date, and that it includes any additional information that new or updated privacy...
Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy for AI Training
Whether your website collects users' data or content to train AI or you want to keep third parties from extracting data from your website for AI training purposes, legal agreements can help protect your business. This article explains why you need legal agreements for AI training and how to comply with...
Addressing Third Parties and Service Providers in a Privacy Policy
Many jurisdictions require businesses to maintain Privacy Policies that inform users how they handle their personal information. Your Privacy Policy should let users know what third parties and service providers you use and how you share users' personal information, among other information. This article explains what a Privacy Policy is, common...
Privacy Policy for Portfolio Websites
Many entrepreneurs, and particularly freelancers, use portfolio websites to display their projects and demonstrate their capabilities to prospective clients. Business owners who use their portfolio websites to collect visitors' personal data should have a Privacy Policy to help ensure compliance with applicable privacy and data protection laws. This article explains what...
Overview of Legal Agreements
If you conduct business online, it's important to have links to clearly written, up-to-date legal agreements available on your website. In some cases, maintaining these agreements is legally required, while in others it's just plain good business practice. This article provides an overview of some of the most common legal agreements,...