How to write privacy policy for Google API?
Understand that your Privacy Policy is only one part of complying with Google’s rules for API use. Develop and publish a Privacy Policy that clearly informs users who you are, what data you collect and how you use it. Be as clear and detailed as possible rather than doing the minimum to comply.
When to request data from Google API services?
Request access to user data in context (via incremental auth) whenever you can, so that users understand why you need the data. You are strictly prohibited from engaging in any activity that may deceive users or Google about your use of Google API Services. This includes without limitation the following requirements:
What happens if you don’t comply with Google data policy?
Complying with the User Data Policy is mandatory. If you do not comply, Google has the right to suspend or revoke your access not only to the API in question, but to all Google APIs and even to all Google products and services.
How to request permissions for Google API services?
Request permissions in context where possible. Request access to user data in context (via incremental auth) whenever you can, so that users understand why you need the data. You are strictly prohibited from engaging in any activity that may deceive users or Google about your use of Google API Services.
What do you need to know about Google APIs?
Google API Services is a set of tools known as application programming interfaces. These are official technical ways for third-party applications to access Google services and data. The idea is that third-parties can use the APIs to incorporate Google’s data into their own services
Where do I find my privacy policy on Google?
Note that you must include the URL of your Privacy Policy in the OAuth client configuration, which is the technical settings for how your application identifies itself to Google’s APIs. However, this shouldn’t be the only way you promote and highlight your Privacy Policy.