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Legal articles in easy to understand language.
GDPR and EU Member State Representatives
Article 27 of the GDPR discusses the need for some companies outside of the EU to appoint a Member State Representative within the EU to serve as a point of communication for ensuring your company's compliance with the GDPR. Presumably, this is to make communication less of a burden for authorities...
Will the GDPR Affect Your Terms and Conditions Agreement?
The GDPR is quite possibly the most important update to internet privacy laws in the 21st century. Companies around the world have had to bolster their Privacy Policies, change the way that they handle personal data and institute new methods for notifying their users. These updates are intended to strengthen...
Penalties and Fines for Violating the GDPR
Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), for the first time in history, fines for privacy infringement in the EU could reach into the tens of millions of euros. Needless to say, noncompliance isn't worth it. This article will break down the articles of the GDPR that deal with penalties of...
How to Write a Good Mobile App Disclaimer
A custom mobile app doesn't come cheap. As of early 2018, the average app costs $18,000 to $28,000 to develop. If you decide to add a full-time professional US-based app developer to your team, that will cost you on average a little over $100,000 per year. However, considering that nearly 200...
Privacy Policies to Fix Google's Safe Browsing Warnings
If you're like most people, you Google something every single day. What you might not know is that Google has a lot of rules and safeguards in place when it comes to what it shows in its search results. One of these safeguards is the Google Safe Browsing Warnings, which...
Copyright Infringement Notices Outside the US
You've created the perfect eBook, video, or blog post, and you can't wait to share it with the world. It's an amazing feeling. ...Until you realize that someone has infringed on the copyright on your prized creation. Now what? In the US, dealing with copyright infringement is pretty straightforward. But what about other...