Apple App Store data collection policy

Overview

This topic explains the implications of using a LaunchDarkly SDK in an app you submit to the Apple App Store.

Since December 2020, the Apple App Store requires apps you submit to provide information about their privacy practices, including the practices of third-party partners whose code is integrated into the app. If you integrate a LaunchDarkly SDK into your app and submit it to the Apple App Store, you must disclose which data LaunchDarkly collects.

We're providing this topic to help facilitate the submission process. Read this topic to understand which SDKs are impacted by the Apple App Store's policy and learn about what kind of data our SDKs collect.

To learn more, read App privacy details on the App Store.

Affected SDKs

You can use these SDKs to build apps for Apple's platforms:

• Flutter
• iOS
• React Native
• Xamarin

This topic applies to each of these SDKs unless otherwise specified.

Collection practices

The table below summarizes the data that LaunchDarkly's SDKs collect by default. The table does not include optional fields you can provide when you use an SDK.

Contact info

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Health and fitness

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Financial info

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Location

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Sensitive info

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Contacts

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

User content

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Browsing history

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Search history

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Identifiers

LaunchDarkly's SDKs collect user IDs so you can target by individual users. While the SDKs require you to provide user IDs, your application code is responsible for defining them. To learn more, read your SDK's reference page.

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Purchases

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Usage data

LaunchDarkly collects details about flag evaluations. This data powers LaunchDarkly features such as flag statuses, flag insights, and experimentation.

You can opt out of publishing usage events to LaunchDarkly. To learn more about your SDK configuration options, read your SDK's reference page.

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Diagnostics

Versions 5.0.0 and later of the iOS SDK, and all versions of the Flutter SDK, publish diagnostics to LaunchDarkly. Older versions of the iOS SDK, and all versions of the React Native and Xamarin SDKs, do not publish diagnostics to LaunchDarkly.

You can opt out of publishing diagnostics to LaunchDarkly. To learn more about your SDK configuration options, read your SDK's reference page.

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

Other data

LaunchDarkly's mobile SDKs collect high-level information about devices and their operating systems so you can target on these attributes. You may override these values if you do not want LaunchDarkly to collect this information. To learn more, read your SDK's reference page.

To learn more about how Apple uses these data types, read Apple's documentation.

LaunchDarkly's privacy policy

We have a clearly written, transparent privacy policy that explains how we collect, disclose, and use member data.

To learn more, read our Privacy policy.