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Legal articles in easy to understand language.
Legal requirements for device finterprinting
Cookies have been used extensively since the mid-1990s by operators of websites. These small files that get placed on your computer or mobile device were at one point in time the choice tool used for creating custom and relevant online advertising, and for tracking certain usage habits of visitors to...
Don't use browsewrap
Browse-wrap used to be a common and valid method of assuming acceptance of a website/mobile app's Terms of Service and/or Privacy Policy agreements. However, these days browse-wrap is just not enough to establish actual agreement and consent to be bound to the terms of a website or mobile app. More explicit and...
5 clauses for Terms of Use for SaaS apps
If you're running a Software as a Service (SaaS) business, there are some unique clauses that you need to include in your Terms of Use agreement. Even if the Terms of Use isn't mandatory by law, it's extremely important and recommended to have the agreement for your business. If your app is...
Privacy guidelines for health apps
It's important to be aware if your business is processing health data from users through the website or mobile app you're developing. If you are collecting health data, you'll need to comply with stricter rules when handling the personal data being processed from your users and your Privacy Policy must be...
EULA vs. Terms of Use for a mobile app
When deciding what to include in your legal agreements when setting up your mobile app, you may be wondering what's the difference between the "End-User License" agreement and the "Terms of Use" agreement. These agreements are similar in a number of ways, but have some key legal and content differences that...
4 legal documents your e-commerce business is missing
Setting up your e-commerce store is exciting, but a lot of work. The last thing you may be thinking about is what kind of legal documents you need. Or maybe your store is already up and running, and you've suddenly realized that there are a few things that were overlooked. The four...