APPSINITYPrivacy policy URL
Every listing carries a Privacy meta row that reads either Submitted or Not listed. That row is public, so the absence of a policy is visible to users.
Open Appsinity StudioThe field
Studio's first review section, Data safety and privacy, asks for the privacy policy link plus a declaration of what the app collects, shares, stores and protects. The listing then renders the URL as a link in its meta rows.
- It must be a URL you control and that resolves; the store does not host privacy policies for you.
- It should be stable. A policy that moves breaks the link on every tile users bookmarked.
- Language matters: a policy in a language your listing does not use is technically submitted and practically useless.
What a policy needs to say for an Appsinity listing
- What data the app collects at runtime — matching your eleven data safety fields exactly.
- What is sent to Appsinity by the store itself, chiefly the listing traffic event and, for protected releases, the licence record.
- Where files are stored: for licensed Windows and Android releases the licence tracks up to 2 devices by default.
- Retention, or the absence of it, for anything you keep server-side.
- How a user deletes their account and their data, and how they contact you.
- Whether any third-party SDK or analytics runs inside the build.
What Appsinity itself collects about your users
State this plainly in your policy. "The store counts visits and downloads" is accurate and short, and is better than a generic template that describes a product yours is not.
| Event | Where it goes | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Listing page load | Store traffic counters | Visits and click-through in Analytics |
| Download click | Store traffic counters | Downloads |
| Review submission | Review records, capped at 100 rows | The listing's review list and star breakdown |
| Licence-protected download | Licence + device tables | Nothing in Studio today |
| Report submission | Moderation | Nothing to you unless actioned |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a hosted template instead of writing one?
You can, as long as it names what your app actually does. A template that promises practices you do not follow is worse than none.
Does the URL need HTTPS?
Serve it over HTTPS. Plain HTTP is a browser warning on your own listing, which transfers to you.
I only ship a web game with no accounts. Do I still need one?
Yes — the field is part of the first review section. Say what is true: nothing is collected, and the store counts visits.
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