Google Play Privacy Policy URL — live in minutes

Google Play requirements

Google Play Console requires a privacy policy URL in the App content section before you can publish or update a listing. Your Data safety form must align with the policy — disclose collection, sharing, security practices, and deletion options. A hosted URL lets you update both the policy text and your Play Console disclosures without breaking the link reviewers already approved.

What Google Play checks before listing

• •Every app must post a privacy policy link in the designated field in Play Console and link to it inside the app as well.
• •The policy must live on an active, publicly accessible, non-geofenced URL. Google says no PDFs, and the page must not be editable by visitors.
• •It must name the developer shown in the store listing (or the app), give a privacy contact or inquiry channel, and be labelled as a privacy policy.
• •It must disclose the personal and sensitive data the app collects, uses and shares, the parties it is shared with, secure handling, and retention and deletion.
• •Apps that target children or request sensitive permissions must link it in both places regardless of what they collect.

Read in Google Play's own documentation on October 25, 2026: Play Console Help: Prepare your app for review · Google Play User Data policy

What you get

• ✓A privacy policy written for Google Play submissions, not a generic template.
• ✓A hosted URL you paste straight into Google Play's privacy policy field.
• ✓Editable anytime — the link never changes, so you never resubmit.
• ✓Reusable across your other stores, ads, and app listings.

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How it works

1. 1Answer a few short questions about your Google Play app.
2. 2We generate a compliant privacy policy and host it at a stable URL.
3. 3Paste the link into Google Play and anywhere else that asks for one.

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