If you sell an auto-renewing subscription, your SaaS subscription agreement — and the cancellation flow that goes with it — is under more legal pressure now than it was a year ago, even though the FTC’s federal “click-to-cancel” rule was struck down in 2025. Enforcement didn’t stop; it just shifted
The Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) has useful information in their 2015 Code of Conduct regarding SaaS privacy for the online third-party ad business. The NAI is a self-regulatory governing body of third parties in the online advertising ecosystem. The group is useful not just for ad networks, but for platforms,
Every software app developer needs to know about the latest app privacy issues. Here’s a brief summary of the best published privacy guidelines: the FTC, the California Attorney General, and the Future of Privacy Forum and Center for Democracy & Technology (FPF and CDT) have each published a guideline document
2 Takeaways From the CarrierIQ Situation, from a SaaS Attorney The CarrierIQ situation is crazy, but there are some things every software or SaaS company should think about. 1) Who is really at fault — CarrierIQ or the carriers? CarrierIQ is the software provider; the carriers licensed the software for
FTC’s Negative Option Rule & Online Offers/Renewals: What You Should Know. The Federal Trade Commission has a rule called the Negative Option Rule, which every SaaS and software company should know about. Definition: Negative Option means — when someone “fails to act” (silence) it counts as accepting a contract. Q:
3 Privacy Takeaways from the Google Buzz FTC Settlement Google settled with the Federal Trade Commission over its rollout of Google Buzz and alleged privacy violations during that rollout. A few SaaS privacy tips for software vendors. 1) It Is All About DEFAULT Privacy Settings. If you add a new
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