My guess is it's a fully automatized decision which at best upholds the pretense of being appealable but in practice is not. I.e. they checked 1. uses contact

My guess is it's a fully automatized decision which at best upholds the pretense of being appealable but in practice is not. I.e. they checked 1. uses contact permission 2. doesn't have in their privacy policy that they process/upload/store the contacts => must be malicious so kick it. probably they don't want to bother to have to consider if contacts are actually uploaded or not and just blindly assume they are problem with that is a lot of privacy friendly apps do exactly that, access contacts for convenience features but not upload it