Vikas Thakur

Clickwrap vs Browsewrap: How to Make Your Terms Actually Enforceable

Having Terms and Conditions is one thing. Making sure they actually bind your users is another. The difference comes down to how you get users to agree - and courts have very clear opinions on this.

Do I Really Need Terms and Conditions for My Website?

If you run a website, app, or online store, you've probably asked yourself: Do I actually need Terms and Conditions? The short answer: yes — and here's why it matters more than you think. W

What the EU AI Act Means for Your Privacy Policy in 2025

The EU AI Act came into force in August 2024. The first set of obligations - for prohibited AI systems - applied from February 2025. General-purpose AI model rules apply from August 2025. High-risk AI

EULA vs Terms and Conditions: What's the Difference?

If you build software, apps, or SaaS products, you've probably wondered whether you need a Terms and Conditions agreement, an EULA, or both. Let's clear up the confusion. What is a Terms and Condi

GDPR Privacy Policy: What You Must Include in 2026

The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) has been in effect since May 2018, but many websites still get their Privacy Policies wrong — risking fines of up to **€20 million or 4% of annual global

How to Write Terms and Conditions for Your Website (2026 Guide)

Most people who ask "how do I write Terms and Conditions" really mean: what do I actually need to include, and can I do this without paying a lawyer? The answer is yes - for most small websites, apps

Why Your E-commerce Store Needs a Refund Policy

If you sell products or services online, a Refund and Return Policy isn't just good practice — in many countries, it's legally required. Here's why it matters and what yours must cover. What is a

Terms and Conditions for Shopify Stores: What You Actually Need

If you run a Shopify store, you need legal documents - but the built-in Shopify templates are pretty bare. Here is what your store actually needs and why the defaults fall short. What Shopify give

TermsFeed Alternatives: 4 Tools Compared (2025)

TermsFeed has been around since 2012. It helped a lot of small businesses get their first privacy policy up, and that counts for something. But in 2025 the pricing has climbed, the interface hasn't ke

Website Disclaimer: What It Is and When You Need One

A Disclaimer limits your liability and discloses important information your visitors need to know. Here's when you need one and what it should say. What is a Website Disclaimer? A Disclaimer is a

What Happens If You Don't Have Terms and Conditions on Your Website?

Most small website owners do not have Terms and Conditions because they think they are not a big enough target. That is not how legal risk works. Here is what actually happens when you run a website

What is a Cookie Policy and Does Your Website Need One?

If your website uses cookies — and almost every modern website does — you likely need a Cookie Policy. Here's everything you need to know. What is a Cookie Policy? A Cookie Policy (sometimes call