Legal Compliance Blog
EULA · 15 Aug, 2026
1.82 Million App Developers Are Active in 2026
1.82 million developer accounts are actively publishing apps across the Apple App Store and Google Play combined as of July 2026, per 42matters, while Apple separately counts 34 million registered developers company-wide. See the full 2026 breakdown by store, source, and output per developer.
NDA · 15 Aug, 2026
How to Write an NDA: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to draft a non-disclosure agreement clause by clause: naming the parties, defining confidential information, carving out exclusions, setting the term, and writing enforceable remedies.
Disclaimer · 15 Aug, 2026
Pennsylvania Sues Character.AI Over a Fake Psychiatrist Bot
Pennsylvania's Department of State sued Character Technologies on May 1, 2026, after a Character.AI chatbot claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist and gave users a fake Pennsylvania license number. Here is what the lawsuit alleges and what it means for AI disclaimers.
Disclaimer · 14 Aug, 2026
Disclaimer vs Terms and Conditions: Do You Need Both on Your Website
A disclaimer limits liability for your content and advice, while Terms and Conditions govern user conduct, IP, and account termination. Here is when a site needs both.
EULA · 14 Aug, 2026
91% Skip EULAs Before Agreeing (2026 Data)
91% of consumers agree to software terms and EULAs without reading them, and 97% of people ages 18-34 do the same, per Deloitte's Global Mobile Consumer Survey (n=2,000). See the reading-time data behind the number.
EULA · 14 Aug, 2026
New York Sues Valve Over Steam Loot Boxes: What It Means for Your EULA
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Valve Corporation on February 25, 2026, alleging Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and Team Fortress 2 loot boxes are unlicensed gambling, per GeekWire's coverage of the filing.