A privacy policy is a legal statement on an app or website clearly outlining what aspects of a user’s data are collected, how it is stored, and what is done with that information. 

Online activity used to occur like this when sharing information was like the wild west. Thankfully, we’re in ...

As this is a legal document. It’s important all i’s are dotted and t’s crossed. Should a business fail to list that some aspect of data is being stored and users discover this, then the business is open to a fraud lawsuit.

The collection and use of data by any third parties connected to yo...

A general overview of what you need in a privacy policy:

• Collection of personal data
• Use of personal data
• Disclosure/sharing of personal data
• Advertising and Analytics Services Provided by Others
• Data Transfers and Retention 
• Third-Party Services...

Now that data storing and information tracking are common digital practices, it’s important businesses are upfront about how a user’s personal information is managed. Providing clarity around th...

In most circumstances, it’s required to have a privacy policy stated on your app, web app, and website. For example, if you want to host your app in the Apple app store or Android app stores, then you 

A few notable privacy laws domestic to the USA are CalOOPA and CCPA. Without getting bogged down in the legal-ese of these laws, the overarching takeaways concern:

• How and why businesses collect data
• Consumers right to know, consent, and opt-out of data collection
• Penal...