Do I need a privacy policy?

Yes, if you collect any personal information (name, email, IP address, etc.), use cookies, or operate in jurisdictions that require it (EU, California). Most websites need one.

Is this template legally binding?

This is a template, not legal advice. You should have a lawyer review your privacy policy to ensure it's accurate and compliant with applicable laws in your jurisdiction.

What's the difference between GDPR and CCPA?

GDPR applies to EU users and requires explicit consent, data portability, and right to erasure. CCPA applies to California residents and focuses on disclosure, opt-out rights, and non-discrimination.

Where should I put my privacy policy?

Your privacy policy should be easily accessible, typically linked in your website footer and during account registration or data collection forms.

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Legal Disclaimer

This tool generates a privacy policy template. It is not legal advice. Consult with a lawyer to ensure compliance with applicable laws in your jurisdiction.

Basic Information

Company Name

Website URL

Contact Email

Effective Date

Data Collection

Types of Data Collected

Data Usage

How We Use Your Data

Share Data with Third Parties

Do you share user data with third parties?

Use Cookies

Does your website use cookies?

Cookie Details

User Rights

Rights Users Have

Compliance

GDPR Compliant

Include GDPR-specific sections

CCPA Compliant

Include CCPA-specific sections

Children's Privacy

Include children's privacy protection section

Additional Information

Data Retention

Security Measures

Third-Party Services(optional)

Changes Policy