Reasonably a privacy policy consists of a few basic parts.
- A comprehensive list of all the information your app gains about the user.
- A total statement of how you manage that information, including how you analyze it and what benefits you get from that analysis.
- A clear statement of who that information (raw data or analysis) is imparted with, and under what conditions.
- A description of the user’s correct, if any, to the removal of that information.
- Lastly, a statement that by using the app the user agrees to the terms of the privacy policy.
Google Play: The product and services, including the Play Console, that permits Developers to distribute Products to users of Devices.
Intellectual Property Rights: All patent rights, copyrights, brand name rights, rights in trade secrets, information rights, moral rights, and some other licensed innovation rights (enlisted or unregistered) all through the world.
Installment Account: A financial account issued by a Payment Processor to a Developer that approves the Payment Processor to gather and transmit payments on the Developer’s behalf for Products sold through Google Play.
Payment Processor(s): The entity approved by Google to offer services that empower Developers with Payment Accounts to be paid for Products distributed through Google Play.
Play Console: The Google Play Console and other online tools or services given by Google to developers, might be refreshed occasionally. The Play Console is also accessible through an app to developers.
Products: Software, content, advanced materials, and different items and services as made accessible by Developers through the Play Console.