@rbender wrote:
Our organization has had our app in the Google Play store for a couple months running an internal test group (app is not publicly available). Just within the last few days, the app was suspended due to Malicious Behavior. Our app is only web components at this time with the use of a few Cordova plugins:
cordova-plugin-whitelist cordova-plugin-statusbar cordova-plugin-device cordova-plugin-splashscreen cordova-plugin-ionic-keyboard cordova-plugin-touch-id cordova-plugin-code-push cordova-plugin-file cordova-plugin-file-transfer cordova-plugin-zip cordova-plugin-app-version cordova-plugin-secure-storage cordova-plugin-fingerprint-aio cordova-plugin-ionic-webview
We’ve appealed the suspension asking for more detail (as we have no idea what in our app could be considered malicious) but the only response we got back was the same link to the Malicious Behavior policy. We have looked at this in depth and find no reason to believe our app is malicious.
Has anyone else faced a similar issue? Without any additional information we have no course of remediation and are not able to move forward. Can anyone suggest a means of elevating the appeal, or a means to contact Google Play and get more concrete information? The only way we have now is through their support email (not very helpful).
Thank you.
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