To be fair on the second complaint, if the first thing your app does is display a web view of a page that requests an email address (even if just for a mailing

To be fair on the second complaint, if the first thing your app does is display a web view of a page that requests an email address (even if just for a mailing list), I might also say a claim that it doesn't collect that information is incorrect. It's too easy to just say the site is unaffiliated because you used a different entity name for the site and circumvent their controls, and it may be unclear to people whether an email address is required for full functionality. The alternative to marking the form to indicate they collect personal information would be to load a different web page by default that doesn't try to collect email addresses. I underatand how when you're mad at a company it can be hard to give the benefit of a doubt about other actions and use that think about them rationally, but I think that's all that was required in the second case.