Yes, your information is completely secure. All policy generation happens locally in your browser – your data never leaves your computer or gets sent to any server. This ensures complete privacy and security for your business information.

Yes, most websites need a privacy policy if they collect any personal information from visitors. Legal requirements like GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy laws mandate that websites disclose their data practices. Even simple websites using analytics tools or contact forms typically need a privacy policy to comply with regulations.

Privacy policies generated by our tool are legally compliant when properly customized to reflect your actual data practices. Our generator creates policies that comply with major privacy laws like GDPR, CCPA, and CalOPPA. However, for complex business models or specific legal requirements, we recommend consulting with a privacy attorney.

A comprehensive privacy policy should include information about what personal data you collect, how you collect it, how you use the information, cookies and tracking technologies, data sharing practices, user rights, data security measures, contact information for privacy concerns, and policy update procedures.

After generating your privacy policy, create a new page on your website (e.g., yoursite.com/privacy-policy) and paste the generated content. Then add a clear link to this page in your website footer and anywhere you collect user data. Most websites also include the link during account registration or checkout processes.

Yes, mobile apps typically need a privacy policy, especially if they collect any user data. App stores like Google Play and Apple App Store require privacy policies for apps that handle personal information. Our Privacy Policy Generator can create policies specifically tailored for mobile applications.

Yes, our basic Privacy Policy Generator is completely free to use. You can generate a standard privacy policy for your website or app without any cost. We also offer premium options with additional features, but the core policy generation functionality remains free for all users.

You should review and update your privacy policy whenever you change your data practices, add new features to your website, start using new third-party services, or when new privacy laws come into effect. We recommend reviewing your policy at least once a year as part of regular compliance maintenance.

You should not use the same privacy policy for multiple websites unless they have identical data collection and processing practices. Each website should have its own customized privacy policy that accurately reflects its specific data practices. Our generator makes it easy to create separate policies for each of your websites.