android-play-data-safety-permissions-readiness

To check Google Play Data Safety readiness, you must inventory data collected by app code, SDKs, backends, and AI providers, then validate that actual behavior matches your privacy policy and Play Console form. This skill outputs a Ready verdict and a fix list for any mismatches.

A Google Play Data Safety compliance audit reviews whether your Android app's actual data collection, sharing, retention, AI processing, and permission requests align with your Play Data Safety declarations and privacy policy. It produces a verdict and prioritized required-fixes table to reduce enforcement risk.

To audit Android permissions for disclosure readiness, review requested permissions against actual app behavior to verify minimal necessity, scope correctness, and prominent consent for sensitive categories. This skill maps permission requests to real data usage and flags discrepancies.

Google Play Data Safety compliance requires your privacy policy to accurately reflect third-party AI processing. This skill validates that your privacy policy and Data Safety form correctly disclose data shared with AI providers, account deletion mechanisms, and backend data handling.

Yes, you can run a data safety review for ongoing compliance checks after releases. This skill investigates potential enforcement risk caused by SDKs, backends, and AI providers by mapping data inventory sources and validating privacy-policy and Data Safety gates.

Your app may fail Google Play Data Safety validation because actual data collection, sharing, retention, or AI processing by SDKs and backends does not match your declarations. This skill identifies these mismatches and outputs a prioritized required-fixes table to resolve them.