Privacy Policy with AdMob and Firebase in App Store

[angel_]

I use AdMob and Firebase in my apps, does anyone know what I should mark in the privacy policy form?

 

[rabbitBUSH]

I think having a privacy policy statement is becoming a legal requirement in many countries, so it seems that one will be compelled by Google, at some point, if not already, hence your question, to have one attached to all Apps that harvest information from a third party user.

But, you said "...I should mark in the privacy policy form?" . . . . if that means what should a privacy policy contain ... without being "funny about it" there must be pro-forma policies one can find on Google search. Most of the one's I have seen are "boiler-plate" versions that cover general protections of personal data, promises not to share data with any other party (sort of thing Facebook wants to do between Instagram and WhatsApp and FB - and why they recently asked people to agree their "free-use" of data they harvest off you - and have done for years) etc etc.

SA has the Protection of Personal Information Act which governs what data entities / organisations can store, when they have to delete this information, what of these data are accessible and by whom - - - etc etc etc.. And, so, what you sell via Play Store to a person living here must have relevant declarations.

Such things would be in these Privacy policies.

Don't know if that answers anything in your question . . . but anyway. . . . .

 

[angel_]

It is in relation to the new form established by Apple, especially with the subject 'Data used to track you'

Completar la sección Privacidad de la aplicación en App Store Connect para usuarios de AdMob

Si ha visitado App Store Connect recientemente, ya sea para publicar una nueva aplicación o para impulsar una actualización, es posible que haya notado una nueva adición a las opciones de navegación de la sección de aplicaciones ... A partir del 8 de diciembre, los desarrolladores deberán...

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[rabbitBUSH]

Yes, that is pretty much what EU and SA and other regulators now require one to declare - as data collected from users. Same as those irritating "we use cookies" pop-up that sites now have to present. More irritating is that if you don't accept cookies then the site drops-out on you.

Anyway, that's about as much as I can say on the topic. I hope others who have done the process will respond with more detail......