Easiest way to add privacy policy with my android app
I am developing an android app that stores highscores locally and via google play services. I am also integrating Google AdMob into my app. My question is, what is the easiest way to add a privacy policy when signing into google play services when first opening the app and on the homepage when downloading the app?
Thank you for your time in advanced.
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google-play-services privacy-policy asked Nov 12 '18 at 0:10
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I am developing an android app that stores highscores locally and via google play services. I am also integrating Google AdMob into my app. My question is, what is the easiest way to add a privacy policy when signing into google play services when first opening the app and on the homepage when downloading the app?
Thank you for your time in advanced.
android google-play-services privacy-policy asked Nov 12 '18 at 0:10
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I am developing an android app that stores highscores locally and via google play services. I am also integrating Google AdMob into my app. My question is, what is the easiest way to add a privacy policy when signing into google play services when first opening the app and on the homepage when downloading the app?
Thank you for your time in advanced.
android google-play-services privacy-policy asked Nov 12 '18 at 0:10
NutnFancy14NutnFancy14
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I am developing an android app that stores highscores locally and via google play services. I am also integrating Google AdMob into my app. My question is, what is the easiest way to add a privacy policy when signing into google play services when first opening the app and on the homepage when downloading the app?
Thank you for your time in advanced.
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You can either:
Create an HTML page and link to it. This might be required since you'll need a Privacy Policy URL to submit on Google Play Store.
Embed the Privacy Policy in your app in a view.
You have plenty of options where to show the policy in your app:
On your app profile page from Google Play Store:
To do so:
- Log into your Google Play Developer Console.
- Select All Applications
- Select the application
- Click Store Listing
- Enter the public URL of your Privacy Policy at the Privacy Policy field:
On your app login/welcome screen.
Example from Waze app:
In your app's Settings/Help menu:
Example from eBay:
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
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Maybe put the privacy policy in a HTML page on your server and then link to it on the PlayStore store listing page. And also open it in a WebView inside your app.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
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You can either:
Create an HTML page and link to it. This might be required since you'll need a Privacy Policy URL to submit on Google Play Store.
Embed the Privacy Policy in your app in a view.
You have plenty of options where to show the policy in your app:
On your app profile page from Google Play Store:
To do so:
- Log into your Google Play Developer Console.
- Select All Applications
- Select the application
- Click Store Listing
- Enter the public URL of your Privacy Policy at the Privacy Policy field:
On your app login/welcome screen.
Example from Waze app:
In your app's Settings/Help menu:
Example from eBay:
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
add a comment |
You can either:
Create an HTML page and link to it. This might be required since you'll need a Privacy Policy URL to submit on Google Play Store.
Embed the Privacy Policy in your app in a view.
You have plenty of options where to show the policy in your app:
On your app profile page from Google Play Store:
To do so:
- Log into your Google Play Developer Console.
- Select All Applications
- Select the application
- Click Store Listing
- Enter the public URL of your Privacy Policy at the Privacy Policy field:
On your app login/welcome screen.
Example from Waze app:
In your app's Settings/Help menu:
Example from eBay:
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
add a comment |
You can either:
Create an HTML page and link to it. This might be required since you'll need a Privacy Policy URL to submit on Google Play Store.
Embed the Privacy Policy in your app in a view.
You have plenty of options where to show the policy in your app:
On your app profile page from Google Play Store:
To do so:
- Log into your Google Play Developer Console.
- Select All Applications
- Select the application
- Click Store Listing
- Enter the public URL of your Privacy Policy at the Privacy Policy field:
On your app login/welcome screen.
Example from Waze app:
In your app's Settings/Help menu:
Example from eBay:
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
You can either:
Create an HTML page and link to it. This might be required since you'll need a Privacy Policy URL to submit on Google Play Store.
Embed the Privacy Policy in your app in a view.
You have plenty of options where to show the policy in your app:
On your app profile page from Google Play Store:
To do so:
- Log into your Google Play Developer Console.
- Select All Applications
- Select the application
- Click Store Listing
- Enter the public URL of your Privacy Policy at the Privacy Policy field:
On your app login/welcome screen.
Example from Waze app:
In your app's Settings/Help menu:
Example from eBay:
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
answered Nov 12 '18 at 7:53
TermsFeedTermsFeed
73124
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Maybe put the privacy policy in a HTML page on your server and then link to it on the PlayStore store listing page. And also open it in a WebView inside your app.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
sebasirasebasira
654521
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Maybe put the privacy policy in a HTML page on your server and then link to it on the PlayStore store listing page. And also open it in a WebView inside your app.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
sebasirasebasira
654521
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Maybe put the privacy policy in a HTML page on your server and then link to it on the PlayStore store listing page. And also open it in a WebView inside your app.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
sebasirasebasira
654521
Maybe put the privacy policy in a HTML page on your server and then link to it on the PlayStore store listing page. And also open it in a WebView inside your app.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
sebasirasebasira
654521
answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
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answered Nov 12 '18 at 2:44
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