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How to Create a Privacy Policy Using Termly

How to Create a Privacy Policy Using Termly:

    1. Go to Termly.io.
    2. Follow Termly’s guidance to create a privacy policy for your website. Reference the FAQ below if you have any questions about how to fill out Termly’s form. 
    3. Sign in or make a free Termly account.
    4. View your new Privacy Policy. 
    5. Click on the “Add to Website” button in the upper right hand corner.
    6. With the HTML Format selected, use the green button to copy the code to your clipboard.
    7. Navigate to your Privacy Policy page. 
    8. Edit with Divi.
    9. Hover over the text box that says “Your code here.” and click on the edit icon (gear).
    10. Delete the existing text.
    11. Paste in your HTML code (this may take a moment).
    12. Click on the green checkmark. 
    13. Delete the pre-existing “Privacy Policy” text box if necessary. 
    14. When you’ve finished editing the page, click save in the bottom right hand corner.

     

    Termly Policy Generator FAQ

    If you’re not adding any tracking, advertising, analytics, or requesting personal information on your site, the reference below should help you complete the Termly questionnaire. Please note we are not lawyers so if you have questions regarding your privacy policy, we recommend reaching out directly to legal help.

    Q. What is the URL address of your website?
    A. Input the URL we will apply to your website upon launch.

    Q. Can users create an account or register with your website or app?
    A. No.

    Q. Please select the personal information you intend to collect directly from the user:
    A. Names & Email Addresses

    Q. Do you collect sensitive information?
    A. No.

    Q. Can users register for your website or app using Facebook, Google, or other social media accounts?
    A. No.

    Q. Will you be collecting any derivative data from your users?
    A. No. Unless you set up Google Analytics

    Q. Do you use Google API Services?
    A. No.

    Q. Are you collecting personal information about your users from other sources?
    A. No.

    Q. Do you have appropriate security measures in place that protect your users’ personal information?
    A. Yes

    Q. Which of the following does your website or app use or plan to use?
    A. Cookies and/or web beacons

    Q. Does your website have Global Privacy Control (GPC) enabled?
    A. No.