🛡 Legal / Compliance

Privacy Policy Generator for Android Apps

Answer a few questions about your app and get a ready-to-use privacy policy. Covers Google Play requirements, GDPR, CCPA, and common SDKs.

⚖️ This tool generates a template based on your answers. It is not legal advice. For apps handling sensitive data or payments, consult a solicitor.
App details
Basic information about your app and developer.
Data practices
What data does your app collect or access? Check all that apply.
Third-party services
Which third-party SDKs or services does your app use? Check all that apply.

Your Privacy Policy

Next: host this policy at a public URL Options: add a /privacy page to your website, create a GitHub Gist (gist.github.com), or publish via Notion with a public share link. Then paste the URL in Google Play Console → Policy → App content → Privacy policy.

Why you need one

Google Play requires a privacy policy — here's why it matters

Google Play will reject your app without one

Google requires a privacy policy for any app that collects personal data, requests dangerous permissions, or targets users in regions covered by privacy laws. Missing one blocks your listing.

GDPR covers all EU users, regardless of where you are

If your app is published on Google Play globally, some users will be in the EU. GDPR applies to them. Your policy must explain what data you collect, why, and users' rights.

Firebase and AdMob have their own disclosure requirements

Google requires that apps using Firebase or AdMob explicitly disclose this to users. The generated policy includes the correct disclosures for each SDK you select.

A WebView app inherits the site's data practices

If your underlying website collects analytics, uses cookies, or shows ads, those practices belong in your app's privacy policy — even though they happen in the browser layer.

FAQ

Privacy policy questions

Does my Android app need a privacy policy?
Yes. Google Play requires a privacy policy for any app that collects personal data, requests permissions, or targets users in regions covered by GDPR or CCPA. Even simple WebView apps typically require one if the underlying website collects any data.
Where do I put the privacy policy URL in Google Play?
In Google Play Console, go to your app listing → Policy → App content → Privacy policy. Paste the URL to a page hosting your policy. The page must be publicly accessible — not behind a login.
Is a generated privacy policy legally valid?
A policy generated from accurate answers about your app's data practices is a valid starting point and meets Google Play's requirements in most cases. For apps handling sensitive data, payments, or health information at scale, consult a solicitor. This tool is not a substitute for legal advice.
What is GDPR and does it apply to my app?
The GDPR is an EU law that applies if any of your users are located in the European Union or UK, regardless of where you are based. If your app is available on Google Play globally, GDPR likely applies to at least some of your users.
How do I host the policy so Google Play can link to it?
You need a public URL. Options: add a /privacy page to your website, create a GitHub Gist, use Notion with a public share link, or GitHub Pages. Paste your generated policy text into any of these, then submit the URL to Google Play Console.

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