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Privacy policy, terms of service, and cookie settings

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The post asks whether it is obligatory to list Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Cookie settings in the footer of any website, as the community member has noticed that many websites do not have these. The community member is concerned about potential fines and is looking for good templates that can be translated into languages other than English.

The comments suggest that in addition to the legal requirements, a professional website should also have a proper domain email, domain name, and at least a 20-page website, not just a one-page anchor menu. The comments advise the community member to cover themselves by including the required legal information, and to search for privacy policy templates online.

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Hey, is it obligatory to list in footer of any site Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie settings? I see that lot of websites don't have it. I don't wanna be fined in any way, are there some good templates that can be translated into specific languages, not only english?

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Most also do not use a professional domain email or domain name -- they also barely have a website - more of a one-page anchors menu web page that leads to a scheduler.

Yes, PP, TOS, Cookies, etc are all needed, and you want at least a 20-page website, not always including blogs.

Just because the 'majority' is not - does not mean you also should lower your standardization of professionalism. πŸ˜‰

in addition to what Batman is saying, I would also throw in that if you are worried about it - might as well cover yourself and do it - similarly, I don't want to be fined for false legal advice - so I would say, do some google searching on privacy policy templates - they are out there!

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