A one-month turnaround? Sure, why not? Maryland's privacy bill just passed into law. This new law makes changes to the state's existing privacy law and goes into effect in July... 2026?! Here are the highlights:
Termageddon
Software Development
Batavia, Illinois 662 followers
Policies for your website that automatically update when the law changes.
About us
Termageddon creates policies for your website or application and automatically updates the policies when the law changes. Whether your business has a basic website, an ecommerce store or a mobile application, protecting your company with legal policies is a necessity. Termageddon is a generator of legal policies for websites and applications. When the law changes, so do the policies, keeping your company protected and allowing you to focus on more important things.
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https://termageddon.com
External link for Termageddon
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Batavia, Illinois
- Type
- Partnership
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- privacy policy, terms and conditions, disclaimers, website policies, ecommerce policies, app policies, end user license agreements, privacy policy generator, and terms and conditions generator
Products
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Termageddon
Policy Management Software
Generate the website policies you need to protect your business. When the laws change, we update the policies for you, automatically, notify you of changes, and alert you if new questions need to be answered! Do you build websites for clients? Check out our agency partner program: https://termageddon.com/agency-partners/ Are you a law firm? Check out are law firm partner program: https://termageddon.com/law-firm-partners/
Locations
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1911 W Wilson St
PMB 611
Batavia, Illinois 60510, US
Employees at Termageddon
Updates
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Why are so many small business websites now being sued over a privacy law written decades ago for landlines? Donata, attorney and president of Termageddon, explains how the recent rise in CIPA demand letters came about. #CIPA #CaliforniaInvasionofPrivacyAct #CIPAdemandletters #webagency #smallbuisnessowners
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April & May have been two of our best months yet for Privacy Lawls in terms of downloads and listens! If you haven't already, check out our full library of 33 episodes here (or wherever you get your podcasts): https://lnkd.in/grn-a8mP
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Stop us if you've heard this before: Texas has sued a company for privacy violations. Stop us if you've heard this before: Meta got sued for privacy violations. But hey, at least this time the two overlap, right? https://lnkd.in/gJN6H2Fh
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Compliance doesn't have to be complicated -- even for small business owners. Donata recently went on BDEX's Deconstructing Data podcast to discuss how modern marketing practices small businesses rely on can coexist with good privacy practices. Check out the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gC5kPMpQ
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What does Girls Gone Wild have to do with Data Protection Officers (DPOs)? Frankly, we're not entirely sure how we got there ourselves. Check out Episode 33 of Privacy Lawls, where we are joined by Lena Kempe to discuss how the role of the DPO has changed with the rise of AI and go through multiple scenarios of how DPOs should handle certain situations. Be sure to listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts or by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/g8CUiTSH
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Don't mess with Texas... especially their data. Texas's Attorney General has been busy ever since their privacy law launched in 2024. Netflix is the latest to be accused of collecting consumer and childrens' data illegally. https://lnkd.in/eDK4_N2r
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Can you just have AI write your website's Privacy Policy? We get this question all the time from web agencies and web designers. It's also a fair question. The short answer is: not likely. As with most things, AI depends on the user asking all the right questions. It's no different with website policies. To do it correctly, you'd need to specifically ask AI to include specific disclosures associated with specific privacy laws. You also need to have a strong understanding of your business's specific privacy practices. Our president (and attorney), Donata, breaks it down quickly in the following clip.
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Termageddon reposted this
Data collection sits at the center of modern marketing. Privacy and compliance are quickly becoming just as critical. As regulations evolve and consumers become more aware of how their data is used, businesses face increasing pressure to collect, store, and activate data responsibly. What may seem like simple data collection often carries legal, operational, and reputational implications. On this episode of Deconstructing Data, David Finkelstein and Jessie Lizak are joined by Donata Stroink-Skillrud, Co-founder and President of Termageddon and a data privacy attorney, to explore how organizations can approach data collection with privacy and compliance in mind. Donata brings deep expertise in data privacy law, including GDPR, CCPA, and cybersecurity standards, along with hands-on experience helping businesses implement policies that adapt to changing regulations. Her work focuses on helping companies understand the real impact of data practices and how to build systems that align with both legal requirements and customer expectations. In this conversation, we’ll explore: 1. Collecting Data with Privacy and Compliance 2. Marketing Tools and Data Privacy Risks 3. Understanding Data Privacy Laws and Regulations 4. Tech Stack Join us as we break down how privacy, compliance, and data strategy intersect, and what businesses need to consider as they continue to collect and use customer data.
Data Privacy and Compliance in Modern Marketing
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