> what they think the problem is See, that's probably where you're going wrong: I doubt a human looked at any of these apps and thought "this is suspicious".

> what they think the problem is See, that's probably where you're going wrong: I doubt a human looked at any of these apps and thought "this is suspicious". Instead, I think Google is using some kind of AI for determining this stuff. The only human component I expect to be present would be people working to prevent large apps that do upload your contacts to the cloud (WhatsApp and friends) from getting flagged automatically.