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by Facens 15y ago
Did you try https://www.iubenda.com ?
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by Facens 15y ago
Thank you for the question. You need to inform the user about the personal data collected. Examples of personal data are cookie, email, username, name, date of birth. I suggest you to add everything you recognize as used on your website. If
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by Facens 15y ago
hahah
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by Facens 15y ago
The reason why we decided to require a registration on the first page is that many visitors started playing with the generator and had no way to register (and to stay up to date) before completing the second step. This caused confusion and
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by Facens 15y ago
Ah, and if you skip it on the first page, you must still sign up at the next one. If you have any other feedback anyway, let me know :)
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by Facens 15y ago
what?!
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by Facens 15y ago
The privacy policy is shown right after clicking on the registration button, before we process the information. Your point is absolutely right anyway. About skipping the registration, you can easily do it by clicking the 'x' on the registra
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by Facens 15y ago
Also consider that we are a tech/legal startup, and the ability to cover in house some of the legal trickiness was a huge pro on the Srl side. Here some other thoughts I forgot to link on the previous post: http://thinkamination.com/dove-i
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by Facens 15y ago
I had to face the decision too, for Iubenda, and ended up with an Srl. I went for the most hassle-free choice, since incorporating abroad can be time consuming and hide additional costs (loss of focus included). About the Srl, I wrote this
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Berlin VC invests in Italian startup. Is this the start of something?(eu.techcrunch.com)
44 points by Facens 15y ago|43 comments
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by Facens 15y ago
We're doing this right now at http://www.iubenda.com and Privacy Policies are our starting point. Anyway, I can assure you that's far from being simple :) Here you can see a sneak peek of the upcoming new version: http://www.iubenda.com/
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Why the scrollbar in iOS and Lion has a big flaw and how to solve it(thinkamination.com)
2 points by Facens 15y ago|0 comments
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GMail official app lands on the App Store(itunes.apple.com)
2 points by Facens 15y ago|0 comments
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by Facens 15y ago
We are based in Italy, and we know European laws very well, so you're in good hands. One of the team members is a lawyer, of course :) About the problem, it's weak if you own a personal website, but relevant if you sell websites to other pe
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by Facens 15y ago
YourPrivacyPolicy.com will never ever be a brand :)
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by Facens 15y ago
lol, you're not the first to ask it ^^
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by Facens 15y ago
Thanks again for replying. About "embedding vs template", templates just suck. Our product is about giving users a far better privacy policy, which is a piece of design, usability and information architecture. You can't achieve this without
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by Facens 15y ago
Thank you for this comment. I wrote a comment on HN before, about privacy policies and why current solutions suck. Here's the link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2911830 The reason why we didn't launch the product yet, is that we ar
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by Facens 15y ago
I will surely disclose more in the next future, granted. About what's real, I think that it's mostly the need. I read every tweet that comes on the "iubenda" search, and frequently look to the profile of the user behind. Most of the times t
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by Facens 15y ago
Another point is that Online wins on Offline, definitely. Offline events or press can lead to social proof, but they don't drive subscriptions.
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by Facens 15y ago
Thanks for the reply, it's exactly my opinion
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by Facens 15y ago
Ok but the real point is: how do you get the first thousand people to know about your product? That's the hard part, and a viral system can help there. If there's a bad product behind, I think that it'll end up being a failure anyway, and i
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by Facens 15y ago
Something quite interesting that I forgot to disclose is how Facebook and Twitter performed, one compared to the other. I expected Facebook to be more effective, and it was, but the percentage of users coming from FB was just slightly grea
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Dissection of a viral launch(iubenda.com)
44 points by Facens 15y ago|19 comments
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Beautiest privacy policy ever(dribbble.com)
2 points by Facens 15y ago|0 comments
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by Facens 15y ago
So far, nobody tried. I think that Creative Commons can teach a lesson :)
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by Facens 15y ago
You are not required to do it. Only if you want early access :)
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by Facens 15y ago
Did you get any commit so far?
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by Facens 15y ago
Your point is right, not a privacy policy if considered strictly, but still valuable for the conversation I think :)
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by Facens 15y ago
The tradeoff sounds scaring: - Extremely accurate Privacy Policies nobody read; - Simplified Privacy Policies everybody read, but missing something. Facebook has probably reasons for not including too much detail on that page, but Facebook

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