Blog: Privacy Policy Agreements
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Google Chrome Extensions Requirements for Privacy Policy & Secure Handling
There are specific rules regarding privacy and data handling, which you need to comply with to make your extension available on the Google Chrome Web Store. Back at the beginning of 2019, Google made two significant announcements concerning its expectations regarding how Chrome extension developers must safeguard their users' privacy. In...
Privacy Policy for Facebook and Instagram Stores
Are you opening a Facebook or Instagram store? If so, you need a Privacy Policy. To comply with privacy law and with Facebook's terms, you'll need a clear and comprehensive Privacy Policy explaining what personal information you collect, how you use it, and how you share it with Facebook. In this article,...
CCPA (CPRA): Does a Privacy Policy Satisfy the "Notice at Collection" Requirement?
A big part of compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the CPRA, is providing notice to consumers. The CCPA/CPRA's "notice at collection" requirement means that before you collect personal information from consumers, you must tell them what categories of personal information you are collecting and your...
Why Your Privacy Policy Needs to Mirror Your Privacy Practices
Your Privacy Policy needs to accurately disclose your privacy practices to the world and to legal authorities. This is a legal requirement, but it also helps make your company trustworthy in the eyes of the public. This article will explain why this is so important, and what stepsp you can take...
Google's "Data Disclosure" Policy
In January 2021, Google will be providing additional information to Chrome users when they browse extensions and other products in the Chrome Web Store. This information will include a detailed description of how each extension collects, uses, and shares user data. Google is also cracking down on how Chrome products collect...
Who Needs a Privacy Policy?
Any website, app or platform of any kind that collects or uses any type of personal information from its users needs a Privacy Policy. Personal information can be something as obvious as a name and email address. But it can also be less obvious information, such as the user's IP address....