Personally identifiable information (including a person's name, address, telephone number, email address, and username.

Personal or sensitive user data may include: What are examples of personal or sensitive user data?

Collecting web browsing activity and any information about the website content or resources a user requests or interacts with, including the domains or URLs the browser interacts with, the content of the HTTP requests and responses, and data in a website's browser storage (like cookies).

Collecting data obtained from web requests, such as a background activity that accesses contacts, emails, files, or other data from a user's cloud service.Clipping or scraping content from a website that the user visits, such as taking screenshots or capturing data from a web page.Having a form that collects any type of personally identifiable information (see the answer to question #3 for more information).Having login functionality (even if you use a third-party system, like Google authentication).Here are some examples of functionality that handle personal or sensitive user data: Generally, by 'handle' we mean collecting, transmitting, using, or sharing user data. What does 'handle' mean in the User Data Policy? What are some common ways a Product handles personal or sensitive user data? Read these frequently asked questions in order (from top to bottom) and they will lead you through a series of steps to help determine whether any changes are needed.

How do I determine if my Product is compliant with the User Data Policy or if I need to make any changes?

īranding Guidelines | Rating Guidelines | Program Policies | User Data FAQ | Developer Agreement # 1. Important: The new requirements for Minimum Permission and updated User Data policy will be enforced starting.

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