Hi Developers at Jaap Korthals Altes,
After a recent review, we found that
your app Juggluco (tk.glucodata) 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.
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App Status: RejectedYour
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. |
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Issue found: Watch shapes
Your app or watch face content does not meet one or more of the following visual quality requirements:
- Fits within the physical display area.
- No text or controls are cut off by the screen edges.
For more information, see Handle different watch shapes.
Issue details
We found an issue in the following area(s):
- Version code 519: In-app experience: Please see attached screenshot IN_APP_EXPERIENCE-7972.png
We do not accept apps into Wear OS that don't adhere to Wear App Quality Guidelines. |
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:
- 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.
Additionally follow these steps APK/App bundle level updates:
- Upload the modified policy compliant APK across all tracks, and deactivate the noncompliant APK(s).
- Navigate to the track(s) with the policy issue (Closed / Open testing / Production). Click Create new release or Edit release
- If the release with the violating app bundles / APKs are in a draft state, discard the release.
- Otherwise, add the policy compliant version of app bundles / APKs.
- Make sure the noncompliant version is under the "Not Included" section of this release.
- Enter a release name and click Save. Once saved, click Review release, then proceed to roll out the release to 100%.
- If the non-compliant versions are released to multiple tracks, repeat step 2 in each track.
- In addition to your Production release, if you have other release
types that you use for testing and/or quality assurance checks (for
example, Internal test, Closed, Open), please make sure to update those
tracks as well.
If you’d like to disable your Wear OS by Google app temporarily, or remove the release type entirely, follow these steps on Advanced settings page:
- Click the Release types tab.
- You can either disable your Wear OS by Google app
(this is convenient if you want to enable it again in the future) or
remove the release type entirely:
- Disable your Wear OS app: Next to “Wear OS by Google,” select Manage. Next, uncheck the “Opt-in” box, and click Save.
- Remove the release type: Next to “Wear OS by Google,” select Remove.
- 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).
Submit an Appeal
Make sure you have followed the instructions provided on this page to
quickly address this issue. If you have fixed the violation, you do not
need to appeal and can directly make an updated submission. If you
believe our decision may be incorrect, you can appeal. It may take up to 7 days to receive a response, or longer in exceptional cases. Learn More
Visit the Enforcement Process
article to learn more about how different enforcement actions can
impact your apps in different ways. Check out the latest Google Play
policy updates on Privacy, Deception and Device Abuse, Health Content
and Services, Enforcement Process, Mobile Unwanted Software, and more!
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