What Changes Are Required To Publish An Emergency App Having Sms Alerts In Google Play According To New Sms Permission Policy
Solution 1:
Don't expect any approval.
I am the author of Medical ID app, with more than 100k active users. The app includes an SMS alert as a core feature. I submitted the exception form multiple times, including a video, step-by-step explanations, etc. and the exception was rejected multiple times.
How can an emergency app with a clear and core SMS alert feature not meet their SAFETY_EMERGENCY_ALERT guidelines?
That's a great question they don't want to answer. What is really crazy is that real people review submitted forms and messages. However, and most probably for legal reasons, they answer with a very generic message so that nobody can take any actions and claim an arbitrary rejection.
What I noticed is that only highly popular apps have a chance to get the approval. For instance, Tasker got an approval even though their usage is completely generic!
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