How to fix Missing source of information and disclaimer

Follow the steps given below to solve Missing source of information and disclaimer error.

Step 1: Open Google Play Console, open the app that has been rejected in it

Step 2: Grow -> Store Presence -> Main Store Listing open the

Step 3: Add disclaimer in full description box

This App Purpose
In this, write the service that you are providing in the app, what are you telling in the app or what service are you providing, what is in your app, tell all in detail.

Disclaimer :- We are not an official partner of the government or associated in any way with the government. We only provide user information which are available in public domain. All information and website links are available in the public domain and can be accessed by the user. We do not own any website available in the app.
The application is developed as a public service to help Indian residents to find and manage their digital service in their area. People use the app for personal information purpose only. The application is not affiliated with any government services or person.

Issue with your app Your app contains content that doesn’t comply with the Misleading Claims policy. Issue details We found an issue in the following area(s): Full description (en_US): “Missing source of information and disclaimer”

About the Misleading Claims policy We don’t allow apps that contain false or misleading information or claims, including in the description, title, icon, and screenshots. This includes apps that falsely claim affiliation with a government entity or apps that provide or facilitate government services for which they are not properly authorized. If your app provides government-related information, you must provide the sources of the information in the app description and a clear disclaimer that you do not represent the government entity. If you have written documentation proving government affiliation or authorization to facilitate government services through your app, please submit the verifying documents through the Advance Notice Form.

App status: Rejected Your app has been rejected and wasn’t published due to this policy issue. If you submitted an update, the previous version of your app is still available on Google Play.

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Export and import android studio project

Step 1: First of all open android studio.

Step 2: As soon as Android Studio is opened, you will get a project open, you have to close the project.

Step 3: Then you will get to see this in front of you, now you have to click on the setting icon, click on copy path

Step 4: Remove the copied folder path to any folder inside your computer and paste the path you just copied, from which you will get the project location of the app, here the location of our project is shown, then one step have to bake

Step 5: Then right click on the folder of your project which contains all the files of the project and then click on “Add to archive”, You will get this open only when RAR WIN software is installed in your system.

Step 6: Here select the zip, then click on the OK button, then your zip file will be generated.

Step 7: This is your project’s zip file ready, now go to the system you want to open it and extract the zip file and convert it to folder

Step 8: To open any of your saved project in Android studio, click on the open button and go to the place where your project is and the name will be displayed with the name of your project, open it in Android version

Step 9: If your project does not open properly in Android Studio then click on marked arrow then click on Android then your project will open in correct format

For Example Video Play

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