Online Legal Protection
Online Legal Protection – Privacy Policy While a TOS may be very long and drawn out and very detailed, a Privacy Policy is typically more cut and dried.
You absolutely must have a privacy policy, and many other sites that you do business with will actually require you to do so in order to use their service – such as a payment processing company for your website.
Here is a sample privacy policy:
“Thank you for visiting our website. This privacy policy is designed to inform you how information is collected from our site, and how that information is used. Please read this privacy policy, in its entirety, before using our website, or submitting any personal information through our website.
By using our website, you are accepting the practices described in this privacy policy. These practices may be changed, and those changes will be posted on the website. All changes apply to practices moving forward, and do not affect the policies used in the past.
The privacy policy displayed here only pertains to this site. We link to other websites, and those websites have their own privacy policies. Our privacy policies do not pertain to their website, and their privacy policies do not pertain to our website.
We collect personally identifiable information, including names, postal addresses, email addresses, etc. That information, however, is only obtained by us, when it is voluntarily submitted by you and our other visitors. If that information is provided to us, it is done so to help us fulfill your request. The information is only used to fulfill that request, unless you give us specific permission to use it in some other manner.
This site may use cookie and tracking technology, depending on the features offered. The use of cookies and tracking technology are needed for gathering information that includes the type of browser you are using, the type of operating system you are using, and in tracking the number of visitors to our YourCompany site. This enables us to understand how visitors use our site, and how we can make changes that benefit our visitors.
Personal information cannot be collected with the use of cookies and tracking technology. The information gathered from the use of cookies and tracking technology on this website is used for internal information only, and not shared with others in any way that could personally identify our visitors.
We may share information with governmental agencies or other companies if they are assisting us in fraud prevention or investigation. We do this when it is permitted by law for us to do so, or when we are trying to protect against or prevent fraud or unauthorized transactions, or when we are investigating fraud that has already taken place. The information is not provided to any company for marketing purposes.
We may share information with governmental agencies or other companies if they are assisting us in fraud prevention or investigation. We do this when it is permitted by law for us to do so, or when we are trying to protect against or prevent fraud or unauthorized transactions, or when we are investigating fraud that has already taken place. The information is not provided to any company for marketing purposes.
Your personally identifiable information that you provide is kept secure. Only authorized agents, contractors, and employees, who have also agreed to keep information shared with them confidential, can access this information. Any email or newsletters sent to you through our website are those that you requested, and each one will allow you the option of opting out of further mailings.
If you have problems, questions, concerns, or comments related to this privacy policy or our website, you may contact us at:
Our Company
Street Address
City, Town, Zip Code
Phone Number
Email Address
We reserve the right to change this policy, if we find that changes are needed or warranted. All changes to this policy will be posted on our website. “
Again, you can adopt the privacy policy example to suit your own purposes.
Overall, as an Internet Marketer, you must view everything from different angles. You must consider how information can be compromised, and also consider how your own content and services can be used against you from a legal standpoint.
When you see problems that may occur, it is up to you to implement legal policy for your site that is designed to protect you – or to implement security measures designed to protect you and your customers or visitors.
Online business owners simply must see a bigger, wider picture than an average computer user sees. While you won’t always catch every potential problem, if you follow the information in this guide, the chances are very good that you won’t find yourself in the middle of a legal battle that pertains to your website or online business.
Your two main objectives should be to protect yourself, and to protect your customers!
This is a “guide” to protecting your business and yourself. The author takes no responsibility and will not be held liable for any losses. You should always consult a lawyer for professional legal help/advice.
Warmest Regards, Coyalita
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