Does Unity Section contains Ads and Analytics privacy policy both?

[pulkit-guglani]

There was an option for selecting Unity, I use AdMob and Unity Analytics, so I selected: AdMob and Unity.
So by selecting it automatically select policies for Analytics ...right?

[nisrulz]

I don't actually understand your question. Can you clarify?

The links are for AdMob and Unity Analytics.

So by selecting it automatically select policies for Analytics

I cannot verify each an every usecase. For the options you select, the links are added to the generated document.

This is not legal advice. You need to validate for your usecase, that the required links are sufficiently covering your applications usecase. Please get a lawyer to review your generated documents.

[pulkit-guglani]

Firstly thanks for making this free and open-source generator.
And to clarify my question, Unity provides various services like unity ads and unity analytics just like Google provides AdMob and Analytics but there is a different section and privacy policy for both Admob and Google Analytics in your website, but when it comes to Unity, there is only one link.
I know this is a silly question, but I am an Indie developer and don't know much about legality, that's why I asked.
Also after googling I think the link you provided is sufficient but I just need to confirm that's why I asked.

[nisrulz]

That makes more sense to me now 😅

Ok, so this is how usually it works:

1. If the service defines a very specific privacy policy for a subset of its service i.e Google Admob, Google Analytics, then you are supposed to add all the links related to those specific subset of service if you use them.
2. If the service itself doesn't provide that level of granular privacy policy, you should include the link to link to the main service's privacy policy.

Now, to answer your question.

A lot of these links are added by the community. I just make sure everything works. Based on your use case, is there a link to Unity Analytics specifically available? If yes, then you do need to add that specific link. If the answer is No, then adding the link to just Unity's main privacy policy is good enough.

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I understand your position as an indie dev and the web app was created to help folks like you and me. I do my best to keep things aligned. The web app is kept free to help indie devs like you. However I do have the obligation to point out the risks.

[nisrulz]

This is what I could find in the main privacy policy for Unity:

It seems the main privacy policy (the one that is also added by the webapp to the generated privacy policy), covers both your cases of Unity Ads and Unity Analytics.

[pulkit-guglani]

Now I understood most of the stuff, thanks again, man.
And you are correct there is no specific policy for each and every service that Unity provides.
Edit:
All your information is 100% correct, and developers don't need to add the link I mentioned below.

Old:
Also sorry for asking again but there is one more privacy page for Unity services:
https://unity3d.com/legal/monetization-services-terms-of-service
and I am including both in my privacy policy page just to be safe.
So if there is anything else I should know, I would like to know that.