A Privacy Policy is a legally-required document that lets people know what types of personal data you collect, how you collect and use it, whether third parties have access to the data, how you protect the data and other law-specific requirements. You must make your Privacy Policy available to the public and get users to agree to it.
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Is it a legal requirement to have a Cookie Policy?
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