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Why isn’t there just one privacy law for websites to comply with?

We didn’t choose the Privacy Policy life, it chose us… yay? Before Termageddon, we all had exciting careers running web agencies, working for law firms, and doing other things that were much …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

Data Privacy News for May 2025

Alas, Justin Timberlake was right after all. It was ‘gonna be May.’ Because now it is. What he probably didn’t see coming was all the privacy news that would be coming in …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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5 Examples Of How New Cars Collect & Share Your Personal Information

We create Privacy Policies for a living (try not to get jealous.) As such, we usually write about data privacy online. Back in OUR day, that used to be a computer-only problem. …
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Hans Skillrud

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TCR Compliance: What does it mean for SMS messages and what to do if it contradicts what’s in your Privacy Policy

It’s a shame that we get more text messages from spammers than texts from friends and family, right?… wait, right?! Ok, maybe it’s just us. Either way, spam via SMS messages has …
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Hans Skillrud

Termageddon 2.0: All you need to know about our new & improved app

We’re happy to announce that we’ve begun migrating our customers and agency partners to Termageddon 2.0 – something we’ve been very excited to launch. Termageddon 2.0 has been many months in the …
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Hans Skillrud

Data Privacy News for April

So. Many. New. Bills. March was a doozy in terms of States launching new privacy bills either for the first time or to amend previously written bills. Even a law got some …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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Kentucky makes changes to its upcoming privacy law: Kentucky HB15

The Governor of Kentucky signed a new bill (HB473) on March 5, 2025. The bill makes several amendments to the state’s privacy law (HB15), which is scheduled to go into effect on …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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How to avoid needing a Cookie Consent Banner on your website

We create website policies and consent banners for a living, and even we’d prefer avoiding cookie consent banners whenever possible. Being interrupted by a banner is never ideal, but for many websites, …
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Hans Skillrud

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Data Privacy News for March

Another month, another batch of privacy news. This month, we interviewed Professor Daniel Solove on Privacy Lawls about how new technologies are causing invasions of privacy, as well as his upcoming book, …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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Privacy Policy vs. Privacy Notice: The entire Internet has it all wrong

We all make mistakes. For example, I once dated a guy who had snakes as pets. But hey, I was younger then so hopefully all is forgiven. Unfortunately, there’s one massive mistake …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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Does a Nonprofit Need a Privacy Policy on Their Website?

If you visit any website, there’s a good chance that you see a Privacy Policy link sitting in the footer of that website. That’s because most websites collect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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Data Privacy News for February 2025

We are happy to present you with the Termageddon Law Firm Partners newsletter for February, 2025. We hope that you enjoyed your Data Privacy Day last week! This month, we interviewed attorney …
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Donata Stroink-Skillrud

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