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A Terms and Conditions agreement acts as a legal contract between you (the company) and the user. It's where youmaintain your rightsto exclude users from your app in the event that they abuse your website/app, set out the rules for using your service and note other important details and disclaimers.

Having a Terms and Conditions agreement is completely optional. No laws require you to have one. Not even the super-strict and wide-reaching General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Your Terms and Conditions agreement will be uniquely yours. While some clauses are standard and commonly seen in pretty much every Terms and Conditions agreement, it's up to you to set the rules and guidelines that the user must agree to.

Terms and Conditionsagreements are also known asTerms of ServiceorTerms of Useagreements. These terms are interchangeable, practically speaking. More rarely, it may be called something like an End User Services Agreement (EUSA).

Check out ourTerms and Conditions FAQ articlefor more helpful insight into these important agreements.

You can use this agreement anywhere, regardless of what platform your business operates on:

Websites
WordPress blogs or blogs on any kind of platform: Joomla!, Drupal etc.
Ecommerce stores
Mobile apps
Facebook apps
Desktop apps
SaaS apps

Desktop apps usually have an EULA (End-User License Agreement) instead of a Terms and Conditions agreement, but your business can useboth. Mobile apps are increasingly using Terms and Conditions along with an EULA if the mobile app has an online service component, i.e. it connects with a server.

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