[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC)：2025-08-31。"],[[["\u003cp\u003eThe Places SDK for Android collects data like device metadata, IP address, and crash metrics to maintain and improve Google services.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eDepending on app configuration and usage, the SDK may collect location information, WiFi access points, widget interactions, and request metadata.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eThe SDK encrypts data in transit using HTTPS and does not share data with third parties except to assist in providing Google services.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eData is not associated with Google Account information and is deleted or anonymized as described in Google's Privacy Policy.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eApp developers are responsible for disclosing data collection and usage practices in the Google Play Data safety section.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],["Google Play introduced a Data safety section requiring developers to disclose data practices. The Places SDK for Android encrypts data in transit via HTTPS and does not share it with third parties, except to assist in providing Google services. It automatically collects request metadata, stack traces, crash metrics, and IP addresses. Depending on app usage, it may also collect location, country codes, and widget interaction data. Data is deleted or anonymized following Google's Privacy Policy. Developers are responsible for accurate disclosure and using the latest SDK version.\n"],null,["# Prepare for Google Play's data disclosure requirements\n\nIn May 2021, Google Play\n[announced the new Data safety section](https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2021/05/new-safety-section-in-google-play-will.html),\nwhich is a developer-provided disclosure for an app's data collection, sharing,\nand security practices.\n\nThis page can help you complete the requirements for this data disclosure in\nregards to your usage of the Places SDK for Android. On this page, you can find\ninformation on how the Places SDK for Android handles end-user data, including any\napplicable configurations or invocations you can control as the app\ndeveloper.\n\nWe aim to be as transparent as possible in supporting you; however, as the\napp developer, you are solely responsible for deciding how to respond to Google\nPlay's Data safety section form regarding your app's end-user data collection,\nsharing, and security practices.\n\n#### How to use the information on this page\n\nThis page lists the end-user data collected by only the latest version of\nthe Places SDK for Android.\n\nTo complete your data disclosure, you can use Android's\n[guide about data types](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/collect-share)\nto help you determine which data type best describes the collected data. In\nyour data disclosure, make sure to also account for how your specific app\nshares and uses the collected data.\n| **Important:** To help you ensure that your app's disclosures are accurate, we recommend the following:\n|\n| - Always use the latest SDK version in your app. This page lists the data collected by only the latest version of the Places SDK for Android.\n| - Review this page whenever you update your app's SDK versions. Check that your data disclosures are accurate and up-to-date.\n\nOverview of data encryption, data sharing for Places SDK for Android\n--------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n|-----------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Data encryption | For the collected end-user data listed on this page, the Places SDK for Android encrypts the data in transit using HTTPS. |\n| Data sharing | For the collected end-user data listed on this page, the Places SDK for Android does not transfer this data to third-parties except to assist us in providing Google services. |\n| Data deletion | For the collected end-user data listed on this page, the Places SDK for Android does not associate that data with Google Account information. Data is deleted or anonymized automatically per our [Privacy Policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy). |\n\nData collected automatically\n----------------------------\n\n| Data | By default, the Places SDK for Android... |\n|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Request metadata For example: - Device metadata: OS version, name, model, brand, form factor. - Places SDK for Android build and version information. - Number of results returned. | Collects request metadata to maintain and improve Google services. |\n| Stack traces Crash metrics | Collects stack traces during crashes within the SDK code and crash metrics such as abnormal terminations to improve the stability of our SDKs and improve Google services. |\n| IP address | Collects the IP address to understand SDK usage and improve Google services. |\n| Google Maps Platform-specific identifier | Generates and collects a Google Maps Platform SDK identifier specific to the app to measure daily active SDK users and improve Google services. |\n\nData collected depending on your usage\n--------------------------------------\n\n| Data | Depending on your app's configuration and invocation, the Places SDK for Android... |\n|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| Country code lat/lng bounds | Collects country code and/or lat/lng bounds to help provide more relevant results, if the app sets these options. |\n| lat/lng coordinates WiFi access points | Collects lat/lng coordinates and nearby WiFi access points to find nearby places if the app uses features to discover the place at the device's currently-reported location. |\n| Widget interaction events | Collects interaction data to improve Google services if the app uses components like the Places Autocomplete widgets. |\n| Request metadata For example: - Places SDK version and API usage - Input parameters for Places APIs - Number of results returned | Collects request metadata to maintain and improve Google services. |"]]
