Google Play Data Safety Form (2026): Answers That Won't Get Your App Rejected
Every Data Safety question explained for 2026 — what each one really asks, the answers reviewers expect, and the mistakes that get Android apps rejected.
Google Play publishing
What a Google Play listing asks for before an Android app can go live: icon and screenshot sizes, the Data safety form, and a privacy policy. NasrTech's own Android apps, DocFlow Scanner, Video Repair and Media Rescue among them, are published on Google Play through the same Play Console forms. The free tools linked below produce the image files and the policy text those forms require.
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Android App Icon Sizes: Every Dimension You Actually Need
The Play Store icon is 512x512. The adaptive icon is 108dp with a 66dp safe zone. Here is every Android icon size in one table, plus the mistake that gets logos clipped.
Google Play Screenshot Sizes (2026): Exact Pixels for Every Listing Image
Phone screenshots 1080 x 1920, feature graphic 1024 x 500, icon 512 x 512, tablets 1200 x 1920 and 1600 x 2560. Every Google Play image size in one table, the 20:9 ratio that gets raw captures rejected, and how to make the whole set in about a minute.
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Do You Need a Privacy Policy for Your App? Google Play & App Store Rules
Short answer: yes. Google Play and the App Store require one even for a tiny free app. Here's exactly what to disclose and where to host it free.
How to Create a Privacy Policy for Your App (Free Generator)
Create a privacy policy for your mobile app with a free generator - what it must cover and how it ties to Google Play Data Safety. A starting point