"[Brand] Terms and Privacy" vs. "the [Brand] Terms and Privacy"

grammaticality definite-articles zero-article

Solution 1:

Supposing the brand name to be Mysite, you could use either of these:

I agree to Mysite's Terms and Privacy.

I agree to the Mysite Terms and Privacy.

But I would add "policy" to the end of the sentence: ..Terms and Privacy Policy.

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