Google has ultimately added the Apple App Store privacy labels to its Gmail app. It is the major Google app to get the labels, after get added to YouTube when it was updated earlier this month. The app seemingly shares the coarse location and user ID with advertisers, the information about the interaction with advertisements.
According to the privacy label, it doesn’t obtain the name, physical address, or phone number. There is the location data used for the analytics. Some features of the app will request.
Apple’s app privacy labels show all the things that the app can access, not the information the app will access. For example, an app uses location data when it needs to show you a map, but the privacy labels don’t make it clear whether it’s just a binary used/not used. The information in the labels is submitted by Google itself. Apple doesn’t make promises about its accuracy.
