To regulate the activity of your users, you are required to add Terms of Use (EULA) to your app. Adding Terms of Use helps set boundaries and provide transparency about how users interact with your apps. The provision of terms of use is a prerequisite for publishing your apps to Apple and Google app stores.
What should terms include
Terms of Use should:
Describe who is allowed to use your apps.
Describe how users can use your apps.
Define objectionable content (pornography, terrorism, violence, hate speech, drugs, fake news).
Clearly state that users cannot share objectionable content on Feed and other app parts.
Outline how to alert administrators about violations. You can recommend users go to the Support page and report an issue.
Include any other rules and regulations relevant to your business.
You can use a service like Avodocs to create your terms and should consult your legal representative to advise you of what is required.
Create the Terms of Use
Use any of the following resources to help you:
Avodocs to generate the text.
AI resources such as Chat GPT or Bing.
Use a sample by andcards and include your app name there.
You must consult your legal representative for advice on what is required to make your Terms of Use legitimate.
How to add the terms
Where terms appear
Your terms appear in the following places:
The Terms of Use page during the new user onboarding. Users must accept your privacy policy, and we save the date of consent.
The Account page of your app.
Your Google Play Store app listing.
Your Apple App Store app listing.