What is the difference between terms of use and a privacy policy?

Terms of use are the rules for using your website. A privacy policy explains how you handle personal information. They do different jobs, and most sites need both.

Do I need terms of use if I also sell things?

Yes, and you likely also want terms and conditions of sale, which govern the actual transaction. Terms of use cover browsing and using the site itself.

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Does it cover a blog or a store?

Yes. If you let visitors post comments or submit content, choose that option and the terms add the user-content clauses.

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What is the difference between terms of use and a privacy policy?: Terms of use are the rules for using your website. A privacy policy explains how you handle personal information. They do different jobs, and most sites need both.
Do I need terms of use if I also sell things?: Yes, and you likely also want terms and conditions of sale, which govern the actual transaction. Terms of use cover browsing and using the site itself.
Is it free?: Yes. Free to generate, email to download, no subscription.
Does it cover a blog or a store?: Yes. If you let visitors post comments or submit content, choose that option and the terms add the user-content clauses.
How do I download it?: Answer a few questions, enter your email, and download the .docx. About 15 minutes.

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