Pewterkit Check · Privacy, rules & accessibility
Free privacy, rules & accessibility check
US, UK and EU basics in one read: privacy policy, opt-out links, subscription terms, cookie consent, business details and accessibility basics.
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What the privacy, rules & accessibility check reads
One free scan covers all six categories; this page puts Privacy, rules & accessibility first.
- Privacy policy, terms and contactLinked from your home page, with an effective date and a way to reach you.
- US: opt-out links and signalsA “Your Privacy Choices” link when ad pixels run, Global Privacy Control, and renewal terms beside a subscribe button with an online cancel path.
- UK & EU: consent and business detailsTrackers that wait for cookie consent, your business details, and cancellation and refund terms.
- Accessibility basicsImage text alternatives, form labels, button and link names, and pinch-to-zoom.
Rules checks look for what is on your site and give you templates to adapt; for anything specific to your business, a lawyer’s quick review is worth it.
Why it matters
California’s privacy-policy law applies to any commercial site that collects personal data from Californians, whatever its size, and UK and EU rules ask for consent before trackers run. These are the basics a payment provider, a reviewer or a customer looks for first.
Guides
Plain-English fixes with sources, from Pewterkit Guides.
- Privacy policy for an app in the US: the link, the effective date and the Do Not Track line
- The "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link, and the "Your Privacy Choices" alternative
- Cookie consent for UK and EU visitors: hold trackers back until people say yes
- Subscription auto-renewal terms and online cancellation: what ROSCA and California's law ask of your checkout
- UK website legal requirements: the business details your footer should show
- "Images must have alternate text": how to fix missing alt text in your app
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