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How the GDPR Affects Business Privacy Policies and Practices
The GDPR will affect the content and style of your Privacy Policy, as well as the way your business operates. Make sure you're aware of how to update your Policy and your practices. Learn more in this...
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How the GDPR Affects Marketing
The GDPR affects marketing in 8 key ways including consent for communications, Privacy Policy updates and record-keeping. Learn about the other ways the GDPR affects marketing in this informative...
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3 Disclosures Your Privacy Policy is Missing
Make sure your Privacy Policy doesn't leave out these 3 clauses: Communications, Cookies, and Business Transfers. Read more at our related blog post here:...
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Don't Use Privacy and Terms from WordPress
Even though WordPress makes its Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions agreement available for public use, there are a number of reasons why you shouldn't just copy and paste these agreements as your...
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nofollow for Legal Pages
When optimizing your website for SEO, is it necessary or recommended to add a nofollow tag to your legal pages? Here's why it's not something you need to worry too much about. Read our related blog...
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Privacy Policy for Login with Amazon
The Login with Amazon feature is useful for both developers and the people who use your website. If you use this, you'll need to have a Privacy Policy and make sure you disclose some specific...
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9 Privacy Clauses for a Landing Page
Make sure your Privacy Policy includes these 9 important clauses. Linking your Privacy Policy to your landing page will make sure it's easily accessible. Read more at our related blog post here:...
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Don’t hide your Terms and Conditions
Your Terms and Conditions agreement needs to be made available at all times. This will help keep your agreement legally enforceable and help your users stay aware of your restrictions and...
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Don’t hide your Terms and Conditions
Your Terms and Conditions agreement needs to be made available at all times. This will help keep your agreement legally enforceable and help your users stay aware of your restrictions and...
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The 4 Steps to Enforce a Legal Agreement
Make sure your legal agreements are enforceable by doing these 4 simple things. Read more at our related blog post here: https://termsfeed.com/blog/4-steps-enforce-legal-agreement/
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8 User Rights Under the GDPR
The GDPR gives more rights and control to EU residents when it comes to the use of their personal information. You need to include these 8 rights in your Privacy Policy, as well as facilitate...
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Privacy Policy if No Personal Data is Collected
Even if your website or app absolutely doesn't collect any personal information and isn't required by law to have a Privacy Policy, there are important reasons why you should have one anyway. Your...
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How to Add a Privacy Policy to Your WordPress Site
If your WordPress site collects or uses any personal information (think collecting email addresses for your newsletter or using an Analytics service), you legally need a Privacy Policy. Even if you...
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Google Analytics and the GDPR
If you fall under the scope of the GDPR and use Google Analytics, you need to make sure you're using Analytics in a GDPR-compliant way. We'll cover 5 of the most effective yet simple things you can do...
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Google EU User Consent Policy and the GDPR
If you have end users in the EEA and use Google products that use cookies (such as for showing personalized ads or tracking user behavior), you need to comply with Google's EU User Consent Policy....
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Adding a Privacy Policy to Your Shopify Store
Your Shopify store needs a Privacy Policy because it collects legally-protected personal information. This information includes credit card numbers, mailing addresses and email addresses. We'll show...
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How to Determine if Your Users Fall Under GDPR Jurisdiction
The GDPR protects individuals located in the EU. It isn't important where your business is located, but rather where your users are located. You can use Google Analytics and WordPress features to find...
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3 Part Test for Determining Legitimate Interests Under the GDPR
If you want to use 'legitimate interests' as your legal basis for processing personal data, this quick assessment will help you determine if it's appropriate. Conduct the Purpose, Necessity and...
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Setting Up Newsletters For GDPR compliance
If your email newsletter has subscribers from the EU, you're going to need to make sure to set up your newsletters in a compliant way. This includes: 1. Getting appropriate consent before sending...
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Do I Need to Comply With the GDPR?
Not sure if you need to comply with the GDPR? We'll get you familiar with who this law applies to and help you determine whether or not that's you. Read our related blog post here:...
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