Google: "During review, we found that your application, ATR 72-500 (com.theairlinepilots.atr72_500loadsheet), violates the Personal and Sensitive Information provisions of our User Data policy. Our policy states: You must be transparent in how you handle user data (e.g., information provided by a user, collected about a user, and collected about a user’s use of the app or device), including by disclosing the collection, use, and sharing of the data, and you must limit use of the data to the description in the disclosure. Your application is currently uploading user information without consent. In order to be policy compliant, you will need to provide the user with a disclosure within the app. The user needs to be able to agree to the disclosure before the behavior of uploading the information occurs. Make sure you’ve corrected all policy violations and increment your app’s version code before submitting your app again."
Me: "I have rechecked the code. It does not collect user info. Can you please point out where in the code it is retrieving user info. I got it checked by other developers too. no one could find an issue."
Google: "As much as I'd like to help, I’m not able to provide any more information or a better answer to your question. In our previous email, I made sure to include all the information available to me. If you have a different question about the Play Developer Console, please let me know."
Me: "Can you connect me to your development team because information you provided does not have the answers I am looking for. I consider the claims made by google play team incorrect because there is nothing in my code that is uploading user data anywhere. So when my app does not use user data what am I supposed to disclose. I know you are busy and I don't want to irritate you by saying the same thing again and again, but if you can't help any further then you may not reply to this email, instead just forward my feedback to your developers (if possible) that there is something wrong in the system and it needs scrutiny."