Help Articles
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Cloudflare and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What is Cloudflare? Cloudflare is a traffic optimization and distribution service provided by Cloudflare Inc. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use Cloudflare for my website or app? Yes, you do. The way Cloudflare is integrated means that it filters all the traffic through your website or application and all communication between your…
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Pinterest “Pin it” button and social widgets – Best practices if you use it on your website or app
What are the Pinterest “Pin it” button and social widgets? The Pinterest “Pin it” button and social widgets are services allowing interaction with the Pinterest platform provided by Pinterest Inc. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use Pinterest “Pin it” button and social widgets on my website or app? Yes, you do. If…
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LinkedIn button, social widgets and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What are the LinkedIn button and social widgets? The LinkedIn button and social widgets are services allowing interaction with the LinkedIn social network provided by LinkedIn Corporation. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use LinkedIn button and social widgets on my website or app? Yes, you do. If you use LinkedIn button and…
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Twitter (Tweet button & social widgets) and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What are the Twitter Tweet button and social widgets? The Twitter Tweet button and social widgets are services allowing interaction with the Twitter social network provided by Twitter, Inc. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use Twitter Tweet button and social widgets on my website or app? Yes, you do. If you use…
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Terms and Conditions: Template customization
How to change a terms document by using the custom templating system (users) Here are two demonstrations videos on how to use this tool and help you through this process, if you prefer, there are also written instructions below. This first video will show you how Terms and Conditions documents generated by iubenda can be…
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Compliance for Individual Services
Compliance can often be a multi-faceted task – not only do you need to comply with applicable law, but you’ll often need to meet basic third-party requirements as well. Various third-party services process user data in different ways and for different purposes, and it is, therefore, important to ensure that your privacy and cookie policies…
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Facebook Like button & social widgets – Best practices if you use it on your website or app
What are the Facebook Like button and social widgets? The Facebook Like button and social widgets are services allowing interaction with the Facebook social network provided by Facebook, Inc. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use Facebook Like button and social widgets on my website or app? Yes, you do. If you use…
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Google Fonts and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What is Google Fonts? Google Fonts is a typeface visualization service provided by Google LLC or by Google Ireland Limited that allows your website/app to incorporate content of this kind on its pages. It provides an interactive web directory and APIs enabling users to include fonts via CSS. Do I need a Privacy Policy if…
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Can I Use a Terms and Conditions Template?
The short answer: Despite how simple they appear, terms and conditions are meant to meet incredibly complex and highly specific scenarios. Because each terms and conditions document is a legally binding contract that is meant to protect you, the business owner, it’s imperative that the document matches your specific business processes, model, and remains up-to-date…