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Privacy Clause Generator

Generate the carrier-mandated SMS privacy clause — the 'we never share or sell your mobile data' language reviewers look for — plus a matching SMS Terms of Service snippet, from your business details.

tool Last verified mid-2026 2 min read

A missing or non-compliant privacy clause is one of the top campaign rejection causes. Carriers require your public privacy policy to state — in plain language — that mobile information and SMS opt-in data are never shared or sold to third parties or affiliates for marketing, with a narrow carve-out for the provider that actually delivers your messages. This generates that clause plus a matching SMS Terms of Service snippet.

Privacy Clause Generator
Carrier-mandated SMS privacy clause + Terms of Service snippet
The vendor that delivers your messages.
e.g. account alerts, 2FA, marketing.
Carrier-mandated SMS privacy clause
SMS Terms of Service snippet
Starting template, not legal advice. The clause reflects the standard carrier requirement, but your full privacy policy and terms must match your actual data practices. Have counsel review before publishing.

How it works

The privacy clause is the carrier-mandated language: no mobile information shared or sold to third parties or affiliates for marketing, and SMS opt-in data and consent never shared — with the explicit carve-out that data may go to your SMS provider solely to deliver the messages. The SMS Terms of Service snippet covers the required terms: business name, message types, STOP/HELP, the “Msg & data rates may apply; message frequency varies” disclaimer, the carrier-liability disclaimer, and a link to your privacy policy.

Everything runs in your browser. Paste the output into your existing policy and terms, then have counsel review it — this is a starting template, not legal advice.

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