Do you have privacy policy?
If you have Google Adsense you are required to have a privacy policy on your blog / website. A privacy policy is a legal document that disclose how a party retains, processes, discloses, and purges customer’s data. Do you have a privacy policy? If you don’t have one Google can shut you down.
If you don’t want to write one here is a plugin for a Privacy Policy for your Word Press blog. You can download the plugin at www.synclastic.com/plugins/privacy-policy/. I haven’t tried it but it looks like it works well to create a privacy policy for Google Adsense.
Here is my Privacy Policy that I use on my blog you can find that at www.cnyfindit.com/privacy_policy.html. I found it on some site before and I thought it worked out nicely for it. You can use my privacy policy as an sample privacy policy for your blog or website.
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How is exactly this privacy policy? Where can i look in this blog?
Nope but I think everyone should
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I don’t know how I could have missed that, but now I posted my privacy policy based on the one that you provided a link to, I assume you don’t mind people borrowing the text from your privacy policy? http://techpatio.com/privacy-policy
I didn’t bother putting in a list and links to all the 3rd party ad sites I’m using, I do a lot of testing and I know, sooner or later, I will forget to update the list anyway. It also doesn’t seem that google adsense requires you to post such a list, as long as you make sure it states about third party ad networks, cookies and such.
.-= Klaus @ TechPatio´s last blog ..Winter Is Coming – Control Your iPhone Touch Screen With Dots Gloves =-.
I have no problem with it. Greg Ellison
A privacy policy is a legal document,so privacy policy is very good idea.this idea is very nice,so thanks..for this information.
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Because I flip websites full-time, this is a feature that everyone one of my monetized domains comes standard with. In fact, Easy Privacy Policy is great plugin through WordPress which creates this page for you on the fly.
[...] Do you have privacy policy? Great reminder and solid help with something that we all need to do, the sooner the better. [...]
Not yet but think I really should fix up one. Missed that one out after the migration, will get on it right away. Appreciate the heads up, Greg! ^^
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You are welcome. Thanks Greg Ellison