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/

1. 12345Reasons Why You Need
Terms and Conditions

2. A Terms and Conditions (1) agreement (T&C) is
highly recommended for websites and apps.
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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.
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5. Here are 5 reasons why you
need Terms and Conditions:

6. 1 Prevent Abuses

7. Users must agree to (2) your T&C when they
access and use your website or app.
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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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17. 3 Terminate Accounts

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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21. 4 Limit Liability

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)
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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