Auto news on Youtube Feb 7 2018

When running a website for your business,

having a privacy policy in place serves to

inform your visitors on how you use and protect

the personal information that they disclose to you.

A privacy policy gives your visitors confidence

that they can trust you with their information.

This important legal document ensures your visitors

understand what personal information you collect

and how you will respect their privacy.

Your Privacy Policy should address

the personal information you collect from your visitors

how you use and disclose their information, and

how you store it.

You can also include consent

for digital marketing activities.

For example,

if you plan on sending emails to your database,

inform your visitors that if they submit an enquiry,

their email address will be added

to a mailing database

and will not be sold to third parties.

Your Privacy Policy should also set out

how a visitor can contact you

and what rights they have regarding

their personal information.

Certain types of websites require specific clauses

in their privacy policy.

For example, sites that track users with cookies,

or collect payments online.

An online business lawyer can assist you

with drafting your privacy policy

that covers these clauses.

It's important that your privacy policy is drafted

specifically for your business and your industry.

If you copy another website's privacy policy,

this is not only a breach of copyright,

but it will also not cover what personal information

your business actually collects

and how you use and protect it.

If you need an online business lawyer

to draft or review a privacy policy for your business,

call LegalVision today.