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WinJS.UI.SettingsFlyout.populateSettings(e);
};
Now when you run the app, you will see a new privacy policy option in the Settings Charm.
And when you click on it you will see the privacy policy text we added to our privacy.html.
As you can see these two steps, adding a privacy HTML file and linking it up to the settings
flyout, was all we needed to do in order to satisfy this critical step for getting an app ap-
proved. The last thing you need to make sure you do is supply a URL to an HTML page
(hosted on your site) with the same privacy policy in your app's description.
Setup Capabilities
If your game does not use the Internet, you should uncheck the Internet (Client) setting in the
.appxmanifest under the Capabilities tab. Most games don't require an Internet connection,
and this will save you from having to include a privacy policy. Here ( Figure 6-31 ) is what the
panel looks like:
Figure 6-31. This screen alows you to configure your game's capabilties.
If your game does use the Internet or needs access to the local storage or anything else in the
list you will want to go over and set that up now before you move onto the chapter on pub-
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