Under the DPDP Act 2023, any mobile app collecting personal data of Indian users must display a compliant privacy notice before collection. This tool generates a complete, DPDP-compliant mobile app privacy policy covering data categories, SDK disclosures, parental consent for minors, cross-border transfer clauses, grievance officer details, and user rights — aligned with both Play Store and App Store requirements for India.
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This Privacy Policy describes how [Company] ("we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, and protects the personal data you provide when using [App Name] ("the App"). This policy is compliant with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDP Act) and applicable Rules.
Based on your inputs, this section will list all data categories with specific purposes and legal basis under DPDP Act 2023.
The following third-party services integrated in the App may collect data independently under their own privacy policies...
Your full policy — tailored to your app, data categories, and SDKs — will be emailed as a ready-to-publish HTML/Word document within 2 business hours.
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If your app collects even a name and email from an Indian user, the DPDP Act applies. Section 5 requires a clear notice before collection, Section 7 governs consent, and Section 8 sets obligations for data fiduciaries.
Apps that do not display a compliant privacy policy before data collection are in violation from day one. This is separate from the App Store and Play Store requirements — both platforms have introduced India-specific data disclosure requirements that reference the DPDP Act.
The Grievance Officer (Section 13) must be named in the policy with a working email address. Users must be able to file complaints within the app or through the policy link. Missing this is a commonly cited audit finding.
Google Play now requires DPDP-aligned privacy disclosures for apps targeting Indian users.
Apps likely to be used by under-18s must include verifiable parental consent flows and explicit policy clauses.
Section 16 governs data transfers outside India. Firebase, Meta SDK, and AWS all potentially trigger this clause.
Every third-party SDK that collects data must be individually disclosed. "Third-party analytics" is no longer sufficient.
Sections tailored to your category — fintech apps get payment data and RBI overlap clauses; health apps get sensitive data and ABDM coverage.
Each SDK (Firebase, AppsFlyer, Meta, Razorpay etc.) gets its own disclosure with data category and link to the third-party's policy.
Where applicable, a complete parental consent clause aligned with DPDP Rules and MeitY guidance for child-directed apps.
Section 16-compliant transfer clauses for each destination country, with purpose and safeguard disclosures.
Complete DPDP user rights (access, correction, erasure, grievance, nomination) with app-specific exercise instructions.
Rule 6-aligned security disclosures covering encryption, access controls, breach notification timelines, and audit commitments.
Yes. Under the DPDP Act 2023, any app that collects personal data of Indian users must provide a clear, accessible privacy notice before collecting data. Google Play and Apple App Store also require compliant policies for India-targeted apps. Non-compliance can result in penalties up to ₹250 Cr and app removal from stores.
A compliant policy must cover: categories of personal data collected, purpose of processing, third-party SDKs and data sharing, cross-border transfer disclosures (Section 16), data retention periods, user rights (access, correction, erasure, grievance redressal), parental consent mechanism for users under 18, and the name and email of a Grievance Officer.
Yes. The generated policy is structured to satisfy both DPDP Act 2023 requirements and app store disclosure requirements for India, including Play Store's Data Safety section requirements and App Store privacy nutrition labels. We recommend linking the policy URL in both store listings and within the app's Settings screen.
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