How to Get Rid of the Google Play Store Privacy Policy When Submit an App? [Solved]

Mobile App Developers are Required by Law to Have Privacy Policy

With rare exception; privacy policies are required by law for website owners and

mobile app developers. Mobile app developers are under far more scrutiny for privacy violations than website or blog owners so it is even more important to get it right.

Mobile app developers are required to have a privacy policy with the correct disclosures and make sure it is easily accessible through the app stores; Provide just-in-time disclosures and obtain affirmative express consent before collecting and sharing sensitive information (to the extent the platforms have not already provided such disclosures and obtained such consent); Improve coordination and communication with ad networks and other third parties, such as analytics companies, that provide services for apps so the app developers can provide accurate disclosures to consumers.

For example, app developers often integrate third-party code to facilitate advertising or analytics within an app with little understanding of what information the third party is collecting and how it is being used. App developers need to better understand the software they are using through improved coordination and communication with ad networks and other third parties.

As of the posting of this blog, only 50% of mobile apps had a direct link to their privacy policy from their page in the app store. Even fewer developers had a link to their privacy policy within their mobile app or on their website. Some of the links to the mobile app privacy policies examined by the Federal Trade Commission were in difficult to find places on the app developer’s webpage or within their mobile app.

Do not rely on a free privacy policy. Almost all are inadequate and generally poorly written.

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