<p><em>Indonesia is a country that has great potential for e-government development. This is supported by the penetration rate of internet usage in Indonesia. The implementation of e-government carried out by the Indonesian government tends to focus on mobile applications, especially on the Android platform. With this implementation, the government must pay attention to the protection of users' personal data in order to prevent leakage of user data, by implementing a privacy policy that is in accordance with the standards of each application. In this study, an analysis of the privacy policy of government-made applications on the Android platform will be carried out by categorizing the permission requests requested by the application, describing application access and compliance with the ITE Law, and developing a privacy policy with Google's policy. From the results of observations and analyzes conducted on 24 sample applications, it was found that almost all applications requested malicious permissions, where half of these applications had more malicious permissions than other permissions, and also 11 of the 24 applications did not follow the privacy policy set by the government. Google. Another finding that was obtained was that all sample applications complied with the provisions of the ITE Law Article 26 paragraph 1 regarding the approval of requests for personal data.</em></p>