I've been developing KidBox, a family health and organization app, for over a year. The app is already live and approved on the Apple App Store.

Here's my Google Play rejection timeline:

* **May 19** – Rejected: Data Safety form missing location declaration → fixed same day
* **May 25** – Rejected: Screenshot containing a ranking claim → removed same day
* **June 1** – Rejected: Health Connect "excessive permissions" (Weight, Calories, Exercise) → added detailed justifications explaining the clinical record feature
* **June 10 (morning)** – Rejected: Launcher icon showed no name (MainActivity had android:label="") → fixed same day, build uploaded before suspension

**June 10, 13:31** – App suspended for "repeated non-compliance."

Every single rejection was for a completely different, unrelated policy area. Each one was fixed immediately. Build 16 with all fixes was already uploaded when the suspension hit.

I submitted an appeal via Play Console — rejected in 5 minutes (clearly automated). I then replied to the appeal rejection email with a detailed explanation of the timeline. Still waiting.

Has anyone successfully recovered from this? Any advice?

The app is already on iOS. At this point I'm considering just republishing with a new package name, but I wanted to share this experience first.

Official Google Play Community thread

Google suspended my app after 4 rejections for 4 completely different issues — each fixed immediately. Is this normal?