What App Store and Play Store reviewers check
App Store Review Guideline 5.1.1 requires a publicly accessible privacy policy URL that loads before the app is installed. Google Play's Data Safety form asks you to declare the same data collection that your privacy policy describes. If the two diverge, your release is rejected. This generator outputs a policy that mirrors the standard Data Safety categories (Personal info, Financial info, Location, App activity, Device IDs, Crash logs) so the two stay in sync.
SDKs covered
- Google AdMob — IDFA / Advertising ID disclosure, consent flow, ad personalisation toggle
- Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics, Cloud Messaging, Remote Config
- Facebook Audience Network and SDK
- RevenueCat, Adapty, Superwall for in-app purchase analytics
- OneSignal, Iterable for push notifications
- Sentry, Bugsnag for crash reporting
- Mixpanel, Amplitude, Posthog for product analytics
iOS App Tracking Transparency
If your app calls requestTrackingAuthorization() — for example because it serves AdMob ads with personalisation — your privacy policy must describe what tracking means, who receives the IDFA, and how a user can withdraw consent in iOS Settings. The generator includes that section automatically when AdMob, Facebook Audience Network, or AppLovin MAX are selected.
Children and family-friendly apps
If your app targets children under 13, the policy adds a COPPA section and removes any third-party advertising SDKs that are not in the Designed for Families program. If you are unsure, select "general audience" and the policy will state that the app is not directed to children.