Privacy and App Tracking Transparency

The information is provided below to help you to fill out the Apple Privacy and ATT form.

Adalo does not use any data for tracking or advertising purposes. However, as the app developer, you are responsible for disclosing all data collected by your app, including any third-party services or integrations you have added.

Before publishing your app on the iOS App Store, you are required to report your app's privacy practices in App Store Connect. This affects how your app's Privacy Labels appear in the App Store listing.

If you need legal advice on completing Apple's privacy form, please consult a lawyer.

Apple has two privacy-related requirements you should understand: Privacy Labels and App Tracking Transparency.

• Privacy labels give users a summary of how your app handles their data. You can read more about it here:https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-privacy-details/

• App Tracking Transparency (ATT) requires apps to request explicit user permission before tracking activity across other companies' apps and websites. If your app uses any third-party advertising or analytics tools that share data with ad networks, you will need to implement the ATT permission prompt. You can read more about it here: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=ecvrtzt2

Walkthrough

These disclosures are completed in your Apple Developer account through App Store Connect, not within Adalo or your app itself.

Before publishing your app on the iOS App Store, you’ll need to report on your privacy practices. These steps will determine what your app’s Privacy Labels look like in the App Store listing.

There are two parts to this process:

1. Data Collection: Identifying the data collected

2. Data Use: Indicating how each data is used, whether it is tied to the user’s identity, and whether or not it is used for tracking purposes.

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Data Collection

Because your app stores and retrieves data from Adalo's servers, you must select "Yes, we collect data from this app" when prompted in App Store Connect.

After clicking “Next”, you’ll report the data that your app ‘collects’. The answers here will vary depending on the components you use and the data you collect from your end-users. Then, for each type of data collected, you’ll report on how that data is used.

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Adalo's Required Disclosures

The following must be disclosed for all Adalo apps, regardless of which components you use.

Data Type	Purpose	Linked to Identity	Used for Tracking
Identifiers > User ID	App Functionality	Yes	No
Usage Data > Product Interaction	Analytics	Yes	No
Diagnostics > Other Diagnostic Data	Analytics	No	No

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Feature-Dependent Disclosures

The following disclosures are only required if your app uses the corresponding feature.

Email and Password Sign-In

Data Type	Purpose	Linked to Identity	Used for Tracking
Contact Info > Email Address	App Functionality	Yes	No

Push Notifications

When a user agrees to receive notifications, Adalo stores their Device ID to deliver them.

Data Type	Purpose	Linked to Identity	Used for Tracking
Identifiers > Device ID	App Functionality	Yes	No

Sign In with Apple

Data Type	Purpose	Linked to Identity	Used for Tracking
Contact Info > Name	App Functionality	Yes	No
Contact Info > Email Address	App Functionality	Yes	No

Google Maps

If you are using the Google Maps component to request location permissions, disclose both of the following:

Data Type	Purpose	Linked to Identity	Used for Tracking
Location > Precise	App Functionality	No	No
Location > Coarse	App Functionality	No	No

Your app will use location for App Functionality, and is NOT linked to the user’s identity. Location data is NOT used for tracking purposes. For more information on Google Maps privacy practices, see Google's documentation.

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Third-Party Services

If your app uses any of the following services, refer to their own privacy documentation to determine what additional disclosures are required.

• Google Sign-In: Privacy documentation

• Stripe: Privacy documentation

• Google AdMob: Privacy documentation

• Mixpanel: Privacy documentation

If you have integrated any other third-party tools, analytics platforms, or advertising SDKs, check their documentation for App Store privacy requirements. These integrations are a common reason for ATT-related App Store rejections.

For additional guidance on data types and definitions, see Apple's Additional Guidance.

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Help

If you have additional questions about the types of data you might need to disclose, please see Apple’s Additional Guidance: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-privacy-details/#additional-guidance