Writing a Privacy Policy That Actually Matches Your App's Permissions
A generic privacy policy template — the kind copy-pasted across thousands of apps — often lists categories of data that don't correspond to what your specific app collects, which is its own kind of mismatch risk during review.
The safer approach is generating your policy from your actual permission and SDK list, not a boilerplate template, so every clause maps to something real in your build.
The fix
Fix: start your privacy policy from your AAB's permission list and SDK fingerprint, then write the explanatory language around that — not the other way around.
The same check runs automatically when you upload your bundle to the AAB analyzer — permissions, SDK fingerprints, and version info in one pass, free.
Keep going
Run this check on your own AAB
Free analysis, exports when you need them.
