Apple recently announced that starting in Spring 2024, apps will be required to include more privacy-related reasoning for "third-party SDKs." This includes providing details in privacy manifests about data use by these SDKs. You can read more about this requirement on the Apple Developer website: Describing Data Use in Privacy Manifests
Many popular Flutter plugins, such as shared_preferences, have already implemented these manifests. You can see an example of such a manifest in the shared_preferences plugin here: PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy
Given these upcoming requirements, it's important to note that even libraries that do not collect privacy-policy-relevant information may need to include an empty PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy file to avoid potential rejection.
Apple recently announced that starting in Spring 2024, apps will be required to include more privacy-related reasoning for "third-party SDKs." This includes providing details in privacy manifests about data use by these SDKs. You can read more about this requirement on the Apple Developer website: Describing Data Use in Privacy Manifests
Many popular Flutter plugins, such as shared_preferences, have already implemented these manifests. You can see an example of such a manifest in the shared_preferences plugin here: PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy
Given these upcoming requirements, it's important to note that even libraries that do not collect privacy-policy-relevant information may need to include an empty PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy file to avoid potential rejection.
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