how to add account deletion URL to privacy policy

[PanSevence]

Hello, as we know, there is an option to request account deletion, which can be found in the account settings under the account security tab. However, is it possible to include such an option in the privacy policy? I mean an option that allows users to request account deletion as well. Specifically, I need a URL that I can provide in the Play Store when publishing the app, as this is required. Unfortunately, I don't see a universal address that enables this. How can I approach this issue?

[Marc]

Im not sure I understand your question. Why wouldnt you just use the link to the security tab?

settings/account-security/

So just add something like "You can request to remove your account here" and link to that area

[PanSevence]

When adding such a link in the Play Store, it is detected as 403 because it is not accessible without logging in.

 

 

[Daniel F]

You need to be logged in to use this feature.

[PanSevence]

I understand that, but I can't publish my app on the Play Store because I can't verify that such an option exists. 😕

Because I need to provide a link that will be accessible and most likely verified by a bot, but when I provide it from the profile, it shows a 403 error.

 

If I outline the steps for account deletion in the privacy policy and provide a link to the policy in the URL field for account deletion, do you think that will be sufficient?

Edited yesterday at 09:05 AM by PanSevence

[Marc]

Thats what I would do personally, but we cannot answer that question for certain. Only google could answer that question for certain

[Daniel F]

TBH I'm not aware of any site, which would allow me to delete the account without logging in.

Facebook´ has only instructions with links https://www.facebook.com/help/224562897555674

Google: When I visit the page as guest, I'm also getting only instructions and links which result in the login form or even more instructions/information but no way to delete an account, if I visit them without logging in: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/32046?hl=en

 

It's kind of logical, isn't it?:D It would be really stupid if one could ask them to get deleted, without logging in to make sure that it's really me.