Edit your Privacy, Terms, and Accessibility pages

Every published Builder site automatically serves three regulatory pages at /privacy, /terms, and /accessibility. Turtini generates the wording for you from what your site actually does — if you take payments the privacy text mentions payment processing, if you have member areas it mentions accounts, and so on. You don't have to write anything to be covered.

When you want to say it your own way, you can edit the text:

1. Builder → open (or create) the page you want the document to live on. To replace the auto-served page, create a page whose slug is "privacy", "terms", or "accessibility".
2. Add a block → pick "Legal / Policy".
3. In the block settings, choose the Document — Privacy policy, Terms of service, or Accessibility statement.
4. Press "Load the standard [document] text to edit". The current auto-generated wording drops into the editor so you start from the standard text — nothing is lost.
5. Edit the text in the rich-text editor as you see fit. Your changes save automatically.

How the override works:
• Leave the block's text empty and the page keeps showing the standard auto-generated wording, which stays up to date as your site changes.
• Once you load or type any text, your version replaces the standard text everywhere that document appears — on the live site, in search-engine results, and on shared links.
• You can clear the text to fall back to the standard wording at any time.

A note on responsibility: the standard text is a solid, honest starting point, not legal advice. If your business has specific obligations (an industry regulator, a specific jurisdiction, a data-processing agreement), edit the text to match — that is exactly what the editor is for.