Guides
The URLs a store asks for, explained
Written for the moment you actually need them: a rejection notice open in another tab, or a submission form with an empty field. Each one links the official documentation, because that is what decides.
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The account deletion URL Google Play asks for
What the account-deletion requirement actually asks of you, what the page has to let a user do, and the mistakes that get a submission sent back.
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Why AdMob says your app-ads.txt was not found
How ad-network crawlers find the file, the six things that usually stop them, and how to tell a real problem from a crawl that has not run yet.
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The privacy policy URL an Android app needs
Where the URL goes, what the policy has to cover, and the SDK trap that catches developers who are sure their app collects nothing.
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The support URL App Store Connect asks for
What belongs on a support page, why a link to your homepage is not enough, and how it differs from the marketing URL.
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Your app was rejected for a missing or broken policy URL
What to do in the next hour: work out which URL is at fault, get a working one live, update the listing, and resubmit without making it worse.
None of this is legal advice, and store policies change — each guide carries the date its claims were last checked. If you would rather have the pages than the reading, start free.