SP User Interface Elements and Requested Attributes
This page describes how an SP site administrator would add user interface elements and requested attributes to metadata.
In a nutshell, here's what you need to do:
- Port the attribute requirements listed in your POP to metadata
- Refactor the remaining sections of your POP into a Privacy Policy targeted at the user
Complete the above steps in reverse order. First publish your Privacy Policy to a permanent location on the web. Then complete the metadata update process outlined below.
The Relation Between your POP and the Privacy Policy
Since you only have one POP, it necessarily applies to all of your SP deployments. In that sense, the granularity of the POP is not sufficient for those sites supporting multiple SPs. On the other hand, your Privacy Policy—and everything else mentioned below—refers to a single SP deployment. Hence, you should repeat the steps below for each SP under your control.
Note: A Privacy Policy may be shared across SP deployments. Not all SPs have the same privacy requirements, however, so you should consider carefully the granularity that best fits your overall SP deployment.
Updating your metadata
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User Interface Elements
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Requested Attributes
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