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Privacy Policy for the App Store

Apple App Store requires a public privacy policy URL covering app data practices, third-party SDKs, and App Privacy labels consistency.

What to disclose

  • That you use analytics or platform SDKs
  • Categories of data collected (device IDs, usage events, crash logs)
  • Purposes (analytics, product improvement, ads if applicable)
  • Whether data is shared with Google/Apple or third-party SDK vendors
  • Retention and opt-out where applicable
  • How users contact you about data questions

Google Analytics may require consent in EU/UK and opt-out considerations in California depending on configuration. Cookie consent/CMP is not Clerica's focus today — configure GA/consent mode separately; ensure policy text matches live behavior.

App-specific notes

App Store Connect requires Privacy Policy URL in metadata. Disclosures must match App Privacy questionnaire answers.

Steps

  1. Inventory GA properties, tags, and linked Google Ads if any
  2. Generate policy with Privacy Policy Generator
  3. Publish on your domain — not only vendor hosted URL
  4. Update when changing analytics vendor or consent mode

Related: How to write a privacy policy · Do I need an app privacy policy? · US privacy requirements

Clerica is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This guide is educational. Consult qualified counsel for jurisdiction-specific requirements.

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