5 Reasons Why You Need Terms and Conditions
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While a Terms and Conditions agreement isn't legally required, there are a number of reasons why you still need one for your website/app. Here are our top 5 reasons: 1. Prevent abuses 2. Own your content 3. Terminate accounts 4. Limit your liability 5. Set the governing law Read the related blog post here: https://termsfeed.com/blog/5-reasons-need-terms-conditions/
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5 Reasons Why You Need Terms and Conditions
- 1. 12345Reasons Why You Need Terms and Conditions
- 2. A Terms and Conditions (1) agreement (T&C) is highly recommended for websites and apps. NO AGREE PLAY NICE DON’T SPAM GUIDELINES (1) Link to https://termsfeed.com/blog/sample-terms-and-conditions-template/
- 3. This agreement is also known as a Terms of Use or Terms of Service agreement.
- 4. Your T&C is where you set the rules that users must agree to when using your website or app. START FREE TRIAL I AGREE
- 5. Here are 5 reasons why you need Terms and Conditions:
- 7. Users must agree to (2) your T&C when they access and use your website or app. (2) Link to https://termsfeed.com/blog/add-i-agree-terms-checkbox/ NO AGREE PLAY NICE DON’T SPAM GUIDELINES
- 8. This means they agree to follow your guidelines and rules.
- 9. Your T&C can include guidelines and rules on prohibited behaviors and unacceptable use of your website or app.
- 10. Some possible abuses of websites and apps include: Spamming Posting defamatory content Reverse engineering etc.
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- 12. Because your users agree to follow these rules, you’ll have recourse against the violating users when you have a T&C.
- 13. 2 Own Your Content
- 14. Your T&C is where you let users know that you own your content.
- 15. It’s typical to see a clause in a T&C that declares ownership of copyrights, trademarks, posted content, etc.
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- 18. If your website/app allows users to create accounts, you want the ability to terminate these accounts if needed.
- 19. This can protect your website/app from abusive accounts. Including a Termination clause lets you do this.
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- 22. It’s in your best interest to limit your liability when you create a website or app.
- 23. This is especially important if your website/app provides information, advice or instructions to users such as a legal blog, investing website or medical resource site.
- 24. Limit your liability to keep from being held responsible for errors, inaccuracies and damages resulting from relying on or using your content.
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- 26. 5 Set the Governing Law (3) (3) Link to https://termsfeed.com/blog/governing-law-terms-conditions/
- 27. Set which laws will govern your T&C if ever there’s a dispute falling under them.
- 28. This is especially important for internationally-reaching businesses.
- 29. Typically, businesses choose their governing law as where the business is registered or where the bulk of business is conducted.
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- 31. While a T&C isn’t legally required, it’s a very important agreement that: Protects your rights Lets you control the use of your website/app Keeps your users informed about your rules and requirements