Google requires the app provider to declare what types of operations are performed in the app on the user’s personal information. Google provides the following types of activities:
data collection, referring to usa business email database data transmitted from the user to the app;
data sharing, referring to the transfer of collected data to other entities (e.g. server providers, another app, payment services);
handling, referring to the statement of which data types are optional (the user may or may not provide the details and still sign up) or required.
Providing additional information
In the section “About this app”, you can provide users with additional information regarding the processing of their personal data in the app. This includes, for instance:
informing users about opt-out features;
informing users about encryption;
any differences in processing the data in specific app versions.
Does my app have to comply with privacy laws to be positively reviewed by Google?
Google reviews information provided in the ‘Data privacy’ section as part of the app review process. Google verifies this information against:
the content of the app for checking the authenticity and correctness of given information;
requirements around data transparency and control included in the Google Play Developer program policies.
Therefore, Google does not verify provided data against any specific laws requirements.