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Privacy Policy Sample

Privacy Policy Sample

A Privacy Policy regulates how your business will deal with, and manage, the personal information it collects. Take a look at our sample below, to get an idea of what yours will look like.

You must have a Privacy Policy in place if your business or company collects personal information online or directly from your customers. Just like our sample, it must clearly outline how personal information is collected, what the personal information is used for, and how the personal information is stored and managed.

To learn more about ‘What is a Privacy Policy?‘ check out our video.

View our Sample

Once customised, your document will look similar to our sample Privacy Policy.

What does the Privacy Policy cover?

Our Privacy Policy include clauses setting out:

  • Collection of personal information;
  • Use of personal information;
  • Disclosure of personal information;
  • Rights and control of a customers personal information;
  • Storage and security of personal information; and
  • Website cookies and third party sites.

You can create your Privacy Policy for FREE by signing up to LawPath today.

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