"Wow, what a cool Privacy Policy Generator." - nobody, ever. But if somebody were to say that, they'd probably say it in the comments after seeing this graphic. Right? Right, everyone?...
Termageddon
软件开发
Batavia，Illinois 578 位关注者
Policies for your website that automatically update when the law changes.
关于我们
Termageddon creates policies for your website or application and automatically updates the policies when the law changes. Whether your business has a basic website, an ecommerce store or a mobile application, protecting your company with legal policies is a necessity. Termageddon is a generator of legal policies for websites and applications. When the law changes, so do the policies, keeping your company protected and allowing you to focus on more important things.
- 网站
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https://termageddon.com
Termageddon的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 软件开发
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Batavia，Illinois
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 2017
- 领域
- privacy policy、terms and conditions、disclaimers、website policies、ecommerce policies、app policies、end user license agreements、privacy policy generator和terms and conditions generator
产品
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Termageddon
政策管理软件
Generate the website policies you need to protect your business. When the laws change, we update the policies for you, automatically, notify you of changes, and alert you if new questions need to be answered! Do you build websites for clients? Check out our agency partner program: https://termageddon.com/agency-partners/ Are you a law firm? Check out are law firm partner program: https://termageddon.com/law-firm-partners/
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获取路线
1911 W Wilson St
PMB 611
US，Illinois，Batavia，60510
Termageddon员工
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Hans Skillrud
Co-founder, Vice President at Termageddon
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Ricky Bryant
Agency Partner Manager at Termageddon
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud
President at Termageddon. Helping businesses stay up to date with changing privacy laws. Let's connect!
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Trevor Willingham
Marketing Coordinator at Termageddon | Owner of The Previous Owners
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There's been a feud going on between Apple and the UK. For those not keeping up, allow us to sum it up in our own words: UK: "Hello, Apple. We demand full access to all Apple Users' data." Apple: "You mean like anyone involved in a criminal case?" UK: "Kind of, except exchange 'people involved in criminal case' with 'everyone who owns an apple product.'" Apple: *sigh "See you in court..." UK: "Jolly good, cheerio!" https://lnkd.in/ejxvPFsk
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Ctrl C, Ctrl V is no way to make a Privacy Policy. The disclosures needed within a Privacy Policy depend heavily on an individual business's location, size, privacy practices, third-party tools, and who's data they're collecting. So even businesses that are close competitors will probably have very different looking Privacy Policies. Plus, you don't know where your competitor got their Privacy Policy. It could be done incorrectly for even their own business. Finally, policies must be updated frequently. So you'd have to steal their content often... and that brings copyright laws into play as well. #privacypolicy #meme #DataPrivacy
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For today's data privacy news: > Connecticut proposes amendments to privacy law > UK requests Apple to create a backdoor to encrypted data > Italy bans DeepSeek AI over privacy and ethical concerns https://lnkd.in/esJvwMFk
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We've been answering your most common questions about Termageddon & Data Privacy. Today's question: Why is Termageddon a subscription service when so many other Privacy Policy Generators are not? Answer: #dataprivacy #privacylaws #websitepolicies #privacypolicy
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We recently published episode 20 of Privacy Lawls. Here are a few numbers about how our podcast about Privacy Policies is doing. Find Privacy Lawls wherever you get your podcasts. #podcast #privacypolicy #privacy #privacypolicygenerator #20episodes
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"Did I overhear you say something about having IBS? OH NO, how terrible... anyways, have you seen our bulk Toilet paper deal?" - Amazon, apparently. According to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Seattle, Amazon’s advertising network may be gathering consumer data without consent and then using the information to send those consumers targeted ads. Full story: https://lnkd.in/eKqnd-Gc
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Not to freak everyone out, but the entire Internet is doing this incorrectly. Privacy Policy vs. Privacy Notice: how the Internet is absolutely wrong about this https://lnkd.in/e_jMdDzZ
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Where should a Privacy Policy go on my website? We wrote a full blog on this: https://lnkd.in/eZKbckqP TLDR below (with an additional meme explanation):
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