Play Store & App Store publishing
App Privacy Policy and Google Play Data Safety Form
A privacy policy that matches your app, and a Data safety form that matches the policy.
Delivered in 1-2 working days
Fixed price · one-time · no hidden charges
or
Ask on WhatsApp before you buyA real person replies — usually within minutes during the day (IST).
How it works
- Pay ₹999Secure checkout with your package name.
- We check your appWe review permissions and SDKs and confirm details on WhatsApp.
- Policy live, form filledPolicy URL and Data safety form done within 1-2 working days.
The short answer
ZoopCoder writes an app privacy policy, hosts it at a public URL and fills in the Google Play Data safety form for a fixed ₹999, in 1-2 working days. Google's own Play Console help states every developer "must complete the Data safety form, including apps on closed, open, or production testing tracks" — so even an internal test release needs it, not just a public launch. A mismatch between what the app collects and what the form declares is a common rejection reason, and Google warns it "may take appropriate action, including enforcement action" once a discrepancy is found. We check your app's permissions and SDKs, such as Firebase or AdMob, before writing either.
What you get
- Review of app permissions and third-party SDKs
- Privacy policy written for your app
- Hosted at a public HTTPS URL (or on your site)
- Data safety form filled in Play Console
- Account deletion URL guidance if your app has logins
| Price | ₹999 (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Deliverables | Privacy policy URL + Data safety form |
| Timeline | 1-2 working days |
| Checks | Permissions, SDKs (Firebase, AdMob, analytics) |
| Hosting | Public HTTPS URL |
| Revisions | 1 round |
What we need from you
- App package name or APK/AAB
- Your business name and contact email
- Play Console access
Not included
- Legal advice — this is not a substitute for a lawyer
- Changing what the app collects
About this service
Google's review compares three things: what your app actually does, what your privacy policy says, and what your Data safety form declares. When they disagree, the app is rejected. Many developers forget that SDKs collect data too — AdMob collects device identifiers, Firebase collects crash and analytics data — and those must be declared. Google is explicit that "you alone are responsible" for the accuracy of these declarations, not us or any generator tool, so we inspect the app first and then write both documents to match it. If your app lets users create accounts, Google also requires an account-deletion option and link, which we flag.
Questions before you buy
Can I use a free privacy policy generator?
You can, but generic policies often miss SDKs your app uses, causing mismatches with the Data safety form.
Where is the policy hosted?
On your own website if you have one, otherwise on a public page we set up.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a practical policy for store compliance, not a lawyer's opinion.
Do I need an account deletion link?
Yes, if users can create an account in your app.
Do I need this for a closed or internal testing app?
Yes. Google requires the Data safety form for apps on closed, open, or production testing tracks, not just live production apps.
What happens if my form and app do not match?
Google can take enforcement action when it finds a mismatch, from a rejected update to a suspended listing, so getting it right matters more than doing it fast.
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