Given that the requirements of legislation in different countries can significantly differ in terms of the content of materials and their legality, as well as the possibility of 18+ content, we’ve taken steps to protect our client’s interests. We’ve provided the option for content removal at the site owner’s initiative, as well as limitations on the site owner’s responsibility for the content of materials, service quality, refunds, and more.
This means that if a service provider posts compromising content, our client has the right to remove it without losing their compensation. If a seller provides services of poor quality or fails to deliver on their promise, the buyer can go directly to the seller with a claim, without involving the site as a mediator. This simplifies communication between all parties involved in the process and helps resolve any issues more efficiently.
Of course, our work did not stop there — we prepared a privacy policy, personal data processing policy, and a consent form for personal data processing for the client’s website. Taking into account the cross-border nature of the project, we followed the requirements of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
We provided a legitimate procedure for approving user agreements and consents, making it legally significant. It looks like this: first, we obtain approval of the user agreement, then the acceptance of the privacy policy, personal data processing policy, and simultaneously obtain consent for personal data processing, and then the acceptance of other agreements, payment rules, etc. — depending on what is required for a specific user.