AdSense Rejected for "No Policy"? Get This Free Generator

A tech blogger's AdSense approval checklist showing green checkmarks for content, SEO, and a required Privacy Policy page.

Why AdSense Rejects Blogs for "Missing Privacy Policy"

Receiving an AdSense rejection is frustrating, especially for a vague reason like "Policy Violation" or "No Privacy Policy Found." Many new bloggers don't realize that a privacy policy isn't just an optional legal page; it is a strict requirement by Google AdSense.

Why? Because AdSense uses cookies (like the Google DoubleClick cookie) to track users across the web and serve them targeted ads. International laws (like GDPR) and US laws (like CCPA) require that you clearly tell your visitors:

  • That you use cookies and third-party ads (like AdSense).
  • What data is being collected.
  • How they can opt out (e.g., by visiting Google's Ad Settings).

Without a page that discloses this, the AdSense review bot will automatically fail your site for a policy violation. This free tool generates a policy that includes these specific, required AdSense clauses.

Why This Is Critical for a Tech & AI Blog

As a technology blogger, your audience is often more privacy-aware than average. If you're writing about AI, data models, or even app development, your users expect transparency.

For example, if your tech blog collects emails for a newsletter about "new AI tools" or uses Google Analytics to see what tutorials are most popular, you are actively collecting user data. A privacy policy builds trust with your tech-savvy audience and, more importantly, satisfies the AdSense requirement that killed your application.

AdSense-Ready Privacy Policy Generator

Policy HTML copied to clipboard!

How to Use This Tool (Step-by-Step)

  1. Enter Your Details: Fill in your Website Name (e.g., "My AI Blog"), your full URL (https://...), a contact email, and your country.
  2. Generate Policy: Click the "Generate Policy" button.
  3. Copy Your HTML: Your full policy HTML will appear in the textbox. Click "Copy Policy HTML" to grab the code.
  4. Publish on Blogger:
    • In your Blogger Dashboard, go to "Pages" and click "New Page".
    • Title it "Privacy Policy".
    • Click the pencil icon and switch from "Compose view" to "HTML view".
    • Paste the copied code into the editor and click "Publish".

Crucial Final Step: Make sure this new page is visible in your site's navigation menu so both users and the AdSense bot can find it.

Our Experience: Why This Tool Is Different

Why trust this tool? I built it out of my own frustration. When my first blogs were rejected by AdSense, I was confused. I found other "free" generators that hid the AdSense clauses behind a paywall or required me to sign up for a service.

I'm a developer, so I built the tool I needed: one that is 100% free and includes the Google AdSense & DoubleClick Cookie clauses by default. This generator doesn't even have a server. It uses client-side JavaScript to build the policy in your browser. We don't see or store your data, period. This tool exists to help fellow bloggers pass the AdSense review without the headache.

FAQs About AdSense & Privacy

Is this policy enough to get AdSense approval?

This policy satisfies the technical requirement for a privacy policy. However, AdSense also requires high-quality, original content, clear navigation, and an "About" page. This tool fixes one of the most common *policy* rejections, but you must also have good content.

Do I need this if I'm in a country without privacy laws?

Yes. This is not just about your country's laws; it's about Google's policies. To use AdSense, you agree to their terms, which require you to have a privacy policy that discloses cookie usage to all visitors, regardless of where they (or you) are.

Can I just copy someone else's privacy policy?

No. First, that is copyright infringement. Second, their policy will have the wrong website name, contact details, and may not even include the right AdSense clauses. Using this generator ensures the policy is customized for your site.

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