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This is sad, but I do think I see the issue here. You are loading the website in your own app so it is considered part of the app experience. If you load the we
by encryptluks2 5y ago
This is sad, but I do think I see the issue here. You are loading the website in your own app so it is considered part of the app experience. If you load the website externally using the mobile browser it shouldn't be an issue.
- timothyaveni 5y agoNope, we're not actually. On my device, anyway, the link opens in Chrome, not in an in-app browser.
- kklisura 5y ago> You are loading the website in your own app I don't think they are. > If you load the website externally using the mobile browser it shouldn't be an issue. The screenshots look like browser and not some in-app website view.
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- croes 5y agoNope, it's an external link and even it wasn't it would be a lame excuse. What if a webpage links to google.com, does that count as providing access to violence and pornography?
- Saris 5y agoYou can see from the screenshots that Google sent with the rejection that they have it loaded in Chrome. Most obvious indicator is the 40 other tabs they have open in their browser on the top right.