Frequently Asked Questions
Is this legal advice, or a document I can use as-is?
Neither, exactly — it's a template assembled from your answers, the same approach every major privacy policy generator uses. It's a strong starting point, not a substitute for a lawyer reviewing your specific business and the regulations that actually apply to it.
How does this handle GDPR vs. CCPA vs. Indian law?
Selecting your audience regions adds the matching clauses — GDPR data-subject rights for an EU audience, CCPA rights for California/US visitors, and a note on India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act if you selected India. If your audience spans multiple regions, select all that apply and the relevant clauses for each are included together.
Do I need a Privacy Policy even if I don't sell anything?
In most cases, yes — if your site uses cookies, analytics, or collects even just an email address (e.g. a contact form or newsletter), that already counts as data collection under most privacy regulations, and a policy disclosing it is expected.
Where should I actually put this once generated?
Typically as a dedicated /privacy-policy page on your website, linked from your site footer — the same placement used across virtually every site online, so visitors know exactly where to find it.