Permalink feature would be nice

[rampatra]

If the privacy policy can be generated by passing the values (app name, company etc.) in the query parameter then we need not host the privacy policy elsewhere. We can just use this link in Google Play Store etc.

Any thoughts?

[nisrulz]

Thats a good idea.

However, if I put up an implementation of the same, there are 2 things that might be of an issue

1. The design of the webpage cannot be modified, because the page is basically hosted along with the webapp but is changed based on query params in the url that hits the page
2. The web app becomes a single point of failure. So if say the web app goes does, it goes down for people depending on that particular privacy page, which I think is a serious problem.

What do you think?

[iSWORD]

I think these documents are better hosted on the company's website or even better on the app's server. Personally I use the app's server to maintain the same security measures when showing the documents in the app that I use when consuming the APIs.

[nisrulz]

I am going to close this issue, as I don't think this feature will be included in the webapp because of the same reason as @iSWORD commented above as well as my own.

If you or anyone has any questions, then I will reopen this feature in the future.

Thank you for opening the issue :)