Google tells me that my app ( link ) is infringing Privacy policies for collecting sensitive data through crash reporting.
The truth is that it is not because that app was created long ago by a programmer who does not even remember where it came from. I was not in charge of that.
Searching, I found this:
I already added the meta-data tag in the Manifest, but I do not know where to include the second line of code:
FirebaseCrash.setCrashCollectionEnabled(false);
Can someone help me? Thanks.
It is not necessary to disable Crash Reporting , I think it may be helpful to give Track the behavior of your application.
Previously there was no problem to include data in your report (which was a bit weird) but now you should avoid sending user data to your report.
User privacy Crash Reporting does not collect personal identification information (such as names, addresses of email or phone numbers). Programmers can Collect additional data through Crash Reporting with messages from registration and exception. The data collected through Crash Reporting should not contain personal information that allows you to Google identify an individual.
Below is an example of a log message that does not contains personally identifiable information:
FirebaseCrash.log("SQL database failed to initialize"); Y este es un mensaje que sí contiene información de identificación personal: FirebaseCrash.log(user.getEmailAddress() + " purchased product " + product.getID());
Check all the records that are made from your application, avoiding registering user data :
FirebaseCrash.log( ......... )