I’m a web developer. I write CSS that sometimes behaves like it’s possessed, I debug JavaScript at 2 a.m., and now here I am building an iOS app… ✨🦄🚀 … only to discover that Apple wants a privacy policy before I can even say “submit for review.” A privacy policy isn’t glamorous, but it’s one of those grown-up parts of building an app. You have to explain what you collect, why you collect it, and what actually happens to that data. Nothing dramatic. The good news: I’ve been told that hosting a privacy policy doesn’t require a corporate website or a custom domain. You can keep it simple: • GitHub Pages • A public Notion page • Your personal portfolio • Netlify or Vercel static pages • Any stable, shared public link that won’t disappear next week Anyone has different experiences? And would you trust an app more if it clearly states that all data stays on your phone? #selftaughtdeveloper #codingismyhobby #indiedev