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I don’t see this as too much an issue. Sure, you have a privacy policy accessible in your app, but A) Google doesn’t know that B) People in the Play store can
by KMnO4 5y ago
I don’t see this as too much an issue. Sure, you have a privacy policy accessible in your app, but
A) Google doesn’t know that
B) People in the Play store can’t read it before downloading.
All Google is asking is that you put the privacy policy in the store page. Seems reasonable.
- lovelearning 5y ago> My app correctly offered a privacy policy link in its Google Play listing
- CyberShadow 5y agoFrom the article: > My app correctly offered a privacy policy link in its Google Play listing I think that counts as being able to read it before downloading?
- izacus 5y agoNot quite - people could see it on the Play Store and in the app BEFORE login. After data siphoning has started however, the Privacy Policy wasn't available to the users anymore. Which is... funny.
- overgard 5y agoI think in any sort of reasonable business model, there would be fore-warning before access is cut off completely. I have no opinions on this app or the validity of the business (either positive or negative), but I think it's worrisome that google or apple can potentially kill your business with no recourse.