Sign in with Apple privacy policy URL — ready to share

What Sign in with Apple checks before listing

• •App Store Review Guideline 4.8: an app that uses a third-party or social login (Facebook, Google, X, LinkedIn, Amazon, WeChat) for its primary account must also offer an equivalent option that limits data to name and email, lets users keep their email private, and does not collect app interactions for advertising without consent. Sign in with Apple meets that.
• •Guideline 5.1.1(i) still applies: link your privacy policy in App Store Connect and inside the app, and say what you collect, how, and for what; confirm third parties protect it; explain retention, deletion and how to revoke consent.
• •Apple's Human Interface Guidelines: when a user shares a private relay address, do not ask for their personal email instead, and keep the data you request at account setup to the minimum, saying which extra fields are required and why.
• •Apple does not use Sign in with Apple to profile people or their activity in apps; your policy should describe only the data your own service receives (name, email or relay address) and what you do with it.

Read in Apple's own documentation on October 26, 2026: App Store Review Guidelines, 4.8 Login Services and 5.1.1 · Apple Human Interface Guidelines: Sign in with Apple

What you get

• ✓A privacy policy written for Sign in with Apple submissions, not a generic template.
• ✓A hosted URL you paste straight into Sign in with Apple'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 Sign in with Apple app.
2. 2We generate a compliant privacy policy and host it at a stable URL.
3. 3Paste the link into Sign in with Apple and anywhere else that asks for one.

Frequently asked questions