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Plain-English guides to privacy policies, terms and conditions, disclaimers, and data protection law, helping your business stay compliant.
What a forum, community, or review site actually needs in its disclaimer: language that separates the site from user opinions, disclaims fact-checking, and reserves the right to moderate.
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52,326 California businesses are subject to the CCPA, according to the California Privacy Protection Agency's 2024 Standardized Regulatory Impact Assessment. See the applicability thresholds, the small-business breakdown, and how many face added cybersecurity-audit and ADMT rules.
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Do Not Sell opt-out requests under the CCPA rose 37% in 2024 over 2023, per DataGrail's 2025 Data Privacy Trends Report, even as 69% of audited businesses still fail to honor them. See the full request-type breakdown and California's new opt-out platform.
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On June 30, 2026, a federal court gave preliminary approval to a $6,362,167 settlement in Cochrane v. People Data Labs, resolving claims the data broker listed roughly 908,881 Colorado residents' cell numbers in a directory without consent, under Colorado's Prevention of Telemarketing Fraud Act.
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20 of the 50 US states, 40 percent, have a comprehensive consumer privacy law in effect as of 2026, per the IAPP's US State Privacy Legislation Tracker. Four more are enacted but not yet effective, and 26 states still have no comprehensive privacy law at all.
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A generic SaaS terms of service leaves out the clauses a marketplace or two-sided platform needs: buyer and seller roles, listing standards, fee disclosure, and how disputes between users get resolved.
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