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California's AI Content Labeling Law Is Now in Effect: What CAITA Requires

Disclaimer · 05 Aug, 2026

California's AI Content Labeling Law Is Now in Effect: What CAITA Requires

California's AI Transparency Act (CAITA, amended by AB 853) became operative on August 2, 2026, requiring large generative AI providers to label AI-generated images, video, and audio. Here is what actually changed, straight from the statute text.

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1.91 Million Apps Are Live on Google Play in 2026

EULA · 05 Aug, 2026

1.91 Million Apps Are Live on Google Play in 2026

Google Play carries 1.91 million apps as of July 2026, according to AppBrain's live tracker, down 59% from its 4.67 million peak in late 2021. See the 2026 app count by tracker, category, and Google's own removal data.

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How to Write Terms and Conditions for a Mobile App

Terms & Conditions · 05 Aug, 2026

How to Write Terms and Conditions for a Mobile App

A practical guide to writing mobile app Terms and Conditions, covering in-app purchases, subscriptions, app store rules, device permissions, and update or termination language.

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19.3% of Online Purchases Are Returned: 2026 Data

Refund Policy · 05 Aug, 2026

19.3% of Online Purchases Are Returned: 2026 Data

An estimated 19.3% of online purchases were returned in 2025, according to the National Retail Federation and Happy Returns. See the 2026 return-rate breakdown by category, region, and season.

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46% of Apps Are Uninstalled Within 30 Days (2026 Data)

EULA · 04 Aug, 2026

46% of Apps Are Uninstalled Within 30 Days (2026 Data)

46.1% of installed apps are uninstalled within 30 days, according to AppsFlyer's 2025 analysis of 1.3 billion+ installs. See 2026 mobile app usage, download, and revenue data from Sensor Tower's State of Mobile report, including AI app growth and App Store versus Google Play splits.

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NYC Just Passed the Country's First Municipal Click-to-Cancel Rule

Refund Policy · 04 Aug, 2026

NYC Just Passed the Country's First Municipal Click-to-Cancel Rule

On July 10, 2026, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and DCWP Commissioner Samuel Levine adopted New York City's Click-to-Cancel rule, the first municipal cancellation law in the country, taking effect October 1, 2026.

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