Developers at XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,
After a recent review, we found that your app app name(com.XXXXX.XXXXX) is not compliant with one or more of our Developer Program Policies. See below for more information about your app’s status and how to correct the issue. Publishing Status App Status: Rejected Your app has been rejected and wasn’t published due to the policy issue(s) listed below. If you submitted an update, the previous version of your app is still available on Google Play.
Issue found: Invalid Encryption Declaration on your Data safety form We’ve detected discrepancies between how your app collects and shares user data and what was declared in your app’s Data safety form. All apps are required to complete an accurate Data safety form that discloses their data collection and sharing practices - this is required even if your app does not collect any user data.
You have declared that user data is encrypted in transit in your app’s Data safety form and we’ve detected unencrypted network traffic that may carry user data off device.
Issue details We found an issue in the following area(s):
SPLIT_BUNDLE 125: Policy Declaration – Data Safety Section: “http://example.com”
About the Data safety section in Google Play User Data policy All developers must complete a clear and accurate Data safety section for every app detailing collection, use, and sharing of user data. Your app must be in compliance with this policy. If your app continues to be non-compliant, your app may face additional enforcement actions in the future. Please make changes to align your app’s Data safety form with the app’s behavior. This can be done by either: Updating your form in Play Console to indicate that your app does not encrypt in transit; or Encrypt the above traffic identified as unencrypted. Check out our guide for Network Security Best Practices For helpful resources, you can: Learn more about how to provide app privacy and security information for Google Play’s Data safety section. Watch the Google Play PolicyBytes – Data safety form walkthrough. Check Google Play SDK Index to see if your SDK provider has shared a link to their data safety guidance. Review how any third-party code (such as third-party libraries or SDKs) in your app collects and shares user data. Action required: Submit an updated app for review Here’s what to do to help get your app on Google Play: Make sure to read the applicable policies or requirements listed below: Data safety section in Google Play User Data policy Make appropriate changes to your app (if possible), and be sure to address the issue described above. You may also want to check your app’s store listing for compliance, if applicable. Double check that your app is compliant with all other Developer Program Policies. If you made changes to your app bundle, store listing, or APK, please sign in to your Play Console and submit the update(s). Contact support If you’ve reviewed the policy and feel our decision may have been in error, please reach out to our policy support team. We’ll get back to you within 2 business days.
I installed SSL(https://www.gogetssl.com/) and redirect http to https by adding .htaccess but I still updates rejected