Privacy Policy URL
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Complete Guide: Privacy Policy URLs for App Stores & Lead Ads

  • Overview: Why one canonical URL reduces risk and maintenance
  • App Stores: Google Play and App Store link placement, common rejections
  • Lead Ads: Facebook, Google Ads, LinkedIn link fields and branding consistency
  • CMS Sites: WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow—linking in footers and menus
  • Common Rejections: Broken links, vague language, missing contact details
  • FAQ: Versioning, localization, and consent vs policy pages
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FAQ

Should I use one URL for everything?

Yes. Use a single canonical, public HTTPS URL and update the content as your practices evolve. This keeps store listings, consent dialogs, and ad forms consistent.

How much detail is enough?

Name your company and products, list data collected, explain purposes and sharing, and offer clear contact and deletion paths. Plain language beats legalese.

Do I need localization?

If you target multiple languages, add language toggles or clearly labeled sections. Reviewers reward clarity and accessibility.