Google Play
How to prepare a Google Play privacy policy page
Check what to include before submitting your app with a privacy policy URL.
Why does Google Play ask for a privacy policy URL?
When an app handles personal or sensitive data, Google Play expects a clear privacy policy that users can access. A public URL in the store listing and app experience is a safer setup.
What to include
Explain collected data, purposes, retention, sharing, user rights, and contact email. Avoid claiming data collection that your app does not actually perform.
How PAGEBOOK helps
Choose the privacy policy template, enter service details, company information, collected data, and contact details, then publish a submission-ready URL.
Related templates
PAGEBOOK templates you can use after reading this guide.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a privacy policy if my app collects very little data?
If your app handles account data, email, device information, analytics, or anything tied to a user, preparing a privacy policy is recommended.
Can I keep the generated page out of Google search?
Yes. If the page is only needed as a submission URL, you can publish generated pages with noindex.
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