Blog: Privacy Policy Agreements
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"I Agree" Checkboxes
The best way to get users to consent to your Privacy Policy or Terms agreement is with an "I Agree" checkbox. This works by requesting that users check a box next to an "I Agree" statement to prove they do in fact agree to be bound by your legal agreements....
Privacy Policy for Google Ads for Remarketing
Many companies use Google Ads to target audiences based on their preferences, demographic information, or online activities. Businesses that use Google Ads for remarketing/retargeting (displaying ads to users based on their previous website or app visits) should have a Privacy Policy that contains essential information required by Google. This article explains...
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Sample Privacy Policy Template [Download]
A Privacy Policy is a legal document that informs the public about the data you collect, how you collect it, and how you use it, as well as other important details about your privacy practices. This article will explain in further detail what a Privacy Policy is, why and when one...
The 4 Steps to Enforce a Legal Agreement
It's widely known that it's good (and oftentimes legally required) to have a wide range of legal agreements for your websites and mobile apps. If you have a website or app with members-only sections, it's easier to cancel accounts of abusive users if users are given notice that by logging in...
Browsewrap vs. Clickwrap
Browsewrap and clickwrap are different methods used for binding users to a set of terms. Clickwrap obtains active, overt consent for something, while browsewrap obtains implied consent that isn't always legally binding. It's important for business owners to understand the difference between browsewrap and clickwrap and what makes a legal agreement...
Update Notice for Changes in Legal Agreements
When you update any of your legal agreements, be it a Privacy Policy or a Terms and Conditions agreement (also known as Terms of Use or Terms of Service), you should notify users about the upcoming changes and how these changes would affect them and their accounts with your website...