Privecy Policy
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A privacy policy page helps your visitors trust your website and having one is mandated by law in many countries. Here we look at a few of the most popular online privacy policy generators. 
You need to have a privacy policy page if you’re collecting any form of personal information including: names, email addresses, shipping addresses (and billing addresses if different), and account and credit card details. A privacy policy will explain to site visitors what happens to the personal information they give you. If you don’t one on your site, you could be breaching the law and if worse comes to worst you may even be taken to court by a disgruntled site visitor. A privacy policy page is one of the most important pages you should have on your website and there are a number of elements you’re obliged to disclose in a detailed privacy policy document. They include:
- What information about visitors you collect. (i.e. first name or both names, email address, physical address other contact details, credit card, account or PayPal details and any other information relevant to the interaction you have with visitors to your site).
- How you obtain this information.
- The reason for requesting personal information.
- How you store and protect information you have collected.
- What you use and how you choose to update visitors when your privacy policy gets updated.
- Who has access to your information? This includes email newsletter services, analytical software and other third party tools.
If you don’t have an accurate and current privacy policy, you won’t get or maintain the trust of your site visitors. This means you may miss out on potential new customers and some of your existing ones may go elsewhere to a competitor for a more professional approach to privacy concerns. So not only do you need a privacy policy but, if you make changes to how you deal with information collected by visitors, you need to upgrade the policy to reflect those changes. Here are some of the best privacy policy generator tools you can use to create a free privacy policy template page for your website.
» 1. TermsFeed
TermsFeed
lets you create premium custom legal agreements that can be legally
binding for your users – easily and online. TermsFeed allows you to
create: – Privacy Policy – Terms and Conditions – EULA – Return and
Refund Policy – Cookies Policy These agreements are important for
websites, mobile apps, desktop apps, ecommerce stores or SaaS apps. The
agreements will be adapted based on your specific business needs, such
as if you collect email address, if you use geolocation, if you sell
products and/or services. TermsFeed is one of the best options for
creating custom made and legally binding legal agreements.
» 2. Free Privacy Policy
This is another site ranks well for online privacy policy generators.
The top of any leader board will depend on who does the listing. People
vary in opinions and experience. You can generate a privacy policy in
under 15 minutes by simply following the steps. This company provides a
few compliance verification tools to help limit your liability while
also protecting the privacy and security of visitors to your site.
Everything strictly adheres to Federal and State laws as well as other
legally binding initiatives including the Can-Spam Act, the Federal
Trade Commission Fair Information and various others.
» 3. Privacy Policies.com
This site is a popular choice and it’s ranking high on Google for
privacy policy generators. It’s free for personal use and you only pay a
nominal one-off fee if you’re a business. What you get won’t just be a
template because that’s exactly the same as whatever other people
receive. Because you input your information, the basic template will be
altered to reflect your specific needs and this is essential because
every website and business is unique.
» 4. Shopify
Shopify
has a free privacy policy generator that can help make sure your
business complies with the law. It’s really easy to use and gives you
the customized policy as per your company’s products and services.
Shopify also provide a refund policy generator and terms of service
generator but you may choose to just use the privacy policy generator.
» 5. Privacy Policy Online
This is another very popular site for generating privacy policies as
well as other generators such as: disclaimer and terms of service
generators and an email encryption generator. The privacy policy
statement also covers the requirements of affiliate companies including:
Commission Junction, Google AdSense and other popular sites. You also
have access to other resources to help you comply with all relevant
regulations as well as extra knowledge about privacy policies.
» 6. Iubenda
Iubenda helps people with much more than just a free privacy policy
generator. It also covers how and why you may need to generate policies
for specific services such as Google AdSense and AdWords, as well as
Mailchimp, Facebook, mailing lists and cookies. You can generate
policies in 10 languages including English. The site must be successful
because it has generated over half a million policies.
» 7. Trust Guard
When you set up a website, there are lots of aspects to consider.
Trust-Guard does far more than merely having a privacy policy generator.
This company provides a trust seal that you can place on your site. It
tells people your site is secure and safe so they’re more likely to buy
whatever you’re selling. Trust-Guard ensures you get the most
informative, accurate privacy policy available.
» 8. SEQ Legal
SEQ Legal is a specialist legal consultancy supplying services to
clients and customers in the UK. They publish both free and premium
template legal documents on their website. You can download a
professional privacy policy template (in Word document) from them.
» 9. Virginia Tech
This site explains the need for a privacy policy in great detail. The
explanation is clear and concise. Read it thoroughly before opening
their privacy policy generator form which asks you some very specific
questions. Once you have finished answering everything, your policy will
be generated and you can review it to see if it does fully cover every
detail of your business. Remember that every business and website is
unique so don’t assume that simply filling in the form will guarantee
your site is protected.
» 10. Get Terms
Get Terms let’s you generate a very simple terms of service and privacy
policy statement for your website. Simply fill out a couple of fields
on their website and you can create your own privacy policy free of
charge.
» 11. Auto Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
If you use WordPress then you can use a WordPress plugin to generate a
privacy policy for you. Download the free Auto Terms of Service and
Privacy Policy WordPress plugin from the WordPress Plugin Directory and
get yourself a basic privacy policy in no time. This plugin let’s you
put your own details into a modified version of Automattic (developers
of WordPress) terms and conditions statement and privacy policy
statement.
» 12. 3dCart Personalized Privacy & Return Policy Generator
3dcart is a company that offers ecommerce software
for small and medium sized businesses. They have created a handy
personalized privacy and returns policy generator tool, with the aim of
helping your customers feel secure when shopping at your online store.
3dcart also has a great blog post with tips on how to write a good
privacy and return policy here.
Conclusion
There are lots of sites that can help you create your very own privacy policy document. However, it’s critical that you consider all of the things you want included in your policy. While most sites use standard templates, you’ll need to add or edit such a template to satisfy all the needs of your business. If necessary (and it is recommended), you should seek legal advice and have a professional privacy policy created because having an incorrect privacy policy is as bad, if not worse, than not having one at all. You should also find out what the legal requirements are for where you live, as privacy policies are mandated by law in many countries. Think of it as a form of insurance. You certainly don’t want to be sued because you mishandled someone’s personal information and they weren’t happy about it. Use a privacy policy online tool but do your research and seek legal advice if you need to. Don’t assume you have created.
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