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Information law: 155 free templates to browse without an account, then edit with an AI agent and e-sign in GitLaw.

These documents address data governance, user privacy, and content moderation across jurisdictions like the UK, EU, and USA. This category includes the Recruitment privacy policy for job applicant data and the Website disclaimer for professional advice and affiliate disclosures. It focuses on regulatory compliance rather than intellectual property licensing or physical hardware sales.

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England & Wales
Firefox Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This document is the Firefox Privacy Notice, explaining how Mozilla collects, processes, uses, and shares user data when you use the Firefox browser and its associated services. It details various data uses, from providing core browser functionality to improving security and marketing, and outlines your rights and choices regarding your personal data. The notice also covers data retention, international transfers, and how to manage your privacy settings.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
US
About Your Rights by Mozilla
Updated 9 Dec 2025
US
Thunderbird Privacy Notice by Mozilla
This Privacy Notice outlines the data collection and sharing practices for the Thunderbird email client across its desktop and mobile versions. It details the types of data collected, such as interaction and technical data, email domains, and crash reports, explaining the purposes behind this collection, including performance improvement, email/calendar setup, and security. The notice also clarifies how OAuth information is handled and the circumstances under which data may be disclosed to third parties.
Updated 9 Dec 2025
Acceptable Use Policies Github Misinformation And Disinformation (GitHub)
This document outlines GitHub's policy on misinformation and disinformation, prohibiting content that distorts reality and is likely to cause public harm or interfere with civic participation. It also specifically disallows projects designed to create non-consensual intimate imagery or other prohibited misinformation using synthetic or manipulated media tools.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
12. Content Removal Policies - GitHub Private Information Removal Policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy and process for requesting the removal of private information from its repositories. It defines what constitutes 'private information' for these requests, specifies appropriate and inappropriate content for removal, and details the steps for submitting and handling such requests. The policy also covers how GitHub addresses forks and disputes related to private information removal.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Establish Trust with Users: Download Our Free Cookie Policy Template
This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how they are used by a website, and how users can control or disable them. It details different types of cookies, such as sessional, permanent, necessary, functionality, analytical, and third-party cookies, and their specific purposes. The policy also outlines the user's agreement to its terms by continuing to use the website.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
14. Content Removal Policies - Guide to Submitting a DMCA Counter Notice
This guide provides essential information for users looking to submit a DMCA counter notice to contest a takedown request on GitHub. It outlines the necessary statements, contact information, and legal considerations, including the requirement to swear under penalty of perjury. The document also strongly advises consulting with a legal professional due to the complexities of copyright law and potential legal consequences.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Cookie Policy - Free Legal Template
This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how they are used by a website, and how users can control or disable them. It details various types of cookies, including sessional, permanent, necessary, functionality, analytical, and third-party cookies, to enhance user experience and site functionality. The policy also outlines the user's agreement to its terms by continuing to use the website and its services.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
England & Wales
Website Privacy and Cookies Policy Made Simple | Free Download
This document is a Website Privacy and Cookies Policy that outlines how a website collects, processes, and uses personal information from its users. It details the types of data gathered, the purposes for its use, and the user's legal rights concerning their data. The policy also explains the website's use of cookies, data security measures, and international data transfer practices.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Establish Trust with Users: Download Our Free Cookie Policy Template
This document outlines the Cookie Policy for a website, explaining what cookies are, how they are used, and how users can control or disable them. It details various types of cookies, including sessional, permanent, necessary, functionality, analytical, and those related to specific website features like accounts, login, newsletters, orders, surveys, and forms. The policy also addresses the use of third-party cookies from services such as Google Analytics and Google AdSense.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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