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A little less than a year ago, we learned that Google was working on a new space on the page of each application of the Google Play Store for therefore inform the user of the necessary data you get the same thing. An important section that follows what is seen in the App Store so that it begins to be deployed today and so that we can know with certainty the data processed by the applications that we install on our mobile devices.
How apps collect your data and how it’s used on Google Play
Using the verb collect is perfect for expressing how the applications use, as well as the companies (here no one is spared), the data that we generously offer each time we install a free application; and the one who is not even.
Today the big G is rolling out a new privacy section and security in the Play Store designed to show details about how apps collect and use data.
Via The Verge, and as a source from Google itself when it was announced, we know that this new section will appear in the next few weeks so the developers have until July 20 to add the information to your ads.
The purpose of this new section is offer more information to the user and the context on the use that the applications make of the data generated from the same mobile. For example, it shows the data each developer takes, whether it’s shared practices or security performed type data encryption and more.
If you want to keep an eye out for this new information, Google has released a support page for it. And it’s really an important moment for the developers because now they won’t be able to hide the real operation of your apps. In other words, they are required to represent the actual use of the data collection, because otherwise they could have their applications blocked.
This initiative part of the database to offer the user more information and emphasize his intimacy; of course, that Apple laid the first stone helped Google to rush to display this information in the Play Store.
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