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Don't take legal advice from Internet lawyers; don't take business advice from your competitors. Hire somebody knowledgeable to review your privacy policy and

• dyeje 5y ago
  Have you ever hired a lawyer to review a privacy policy / ToS? It costs thousands of dollars.
  • edoceo 5y ago
    So? Lots of things cost money. It almost sounds like you're advocating for a cheap short-cut. It's bad in code, it's bad in legal dealings
    • dyeje 5y ago
      Yes, I am 100% advocating for a cheap shortcut when it makes sense. The vast majority of projects will not find success and do not warrant thousands of dollars of investment when a boilerplate ToS / PP will do. OP did the due diligence of at least reading through and trying to understand theirs. I do not think it is appropriate to grill them about it, hence my comment.
  • dsr_ 5y ago
    Do a cost/benefit analysis. Choices: 1. Write good docs and get them reviewed. 2. Write good docs (as far as you know) and skip review. 3. Copy docs off the net from someone else, get them reviewed. 4. Copy docs off the net, no review. 5. Write "Coming Soon!" for each doc and don't do anything about it until you have customers to justify it; then pick another option from 1-4.