LinkedIn OAuth app privacy policy URL — hosted link

LinkedIn OAuth App requirements

LinkedIn developer applications and OAuth integrations require a privacy policy URL in the app configuration. Describe member data accessed through LinkedIn APIs, storage, and deletion. Reviewers expect the URL to load a readable policy — not a login wall or marketing homepage.

What LinkedIn OAuth App checks before listing

• •LinkedIn API Terms of Use, section 5.1: your application must include your own user agreement and privacy policy, prominently identified where members download or access it, at least as stringent and user-friendly as LinkedIn's.
• •The policy must accurately disclose the collection, use, distribution, transfer, storage, sharing and deletion of member data, including how members ask for deletion.
• •Section 5.2: before accessing a member's content you must get legally valid consent covering how data is used and disclosed, when and what is collected, how consent is withdrawn and how deletion is requested; expired tokens mean asking again.
• •Sections 4.1 and 4.4: store member content only as long as needed to provide your service, and delete all data collected for a member when they ask or close their account.

Read in LinkedIn's own documentation on October 26, 2026: LinkedIn API Terms of Use, sections 4 and 5

What you get

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

How it works

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

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