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I made an app "kids channel" (com.codechunks.kidsvideos.kidschannel) which works on youtube data api. app contain videos for kids like cartoons, rhymes and other learning videos. When I select "primarily child directed" and "design for family" program they are rejection my app by sending following issue of rejection
Generic DFF eligibility
The family-friendly experience on Designed for Families is intended to make apps easier to discover for parents and families, who expect the apps to be age appropriate. After careful consideration we have determined that your app does not meet our eligibility criteria. Apps in the program must be specifically designed for children, have a rating of E or E10+, and include relevant app information.
if anyone can help what i am doing wrong and what should i change or add to be eligible for design for family program.
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google-play-console asked Feb 24 at 16:25
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I made an app "kids channel" (com.codechunks.kidsvideos.kidschannel) which works on youtube data api. app contain videos for kids like cartoons, rhymes and other learning videos. When I select "primarily child directed" and "design for family" program they are rejection my app by sending following issue of rejection
Generic DFF eligibility
The family-friendly experience on Designed for Families is intended to make apps easier to discover for parents and families, who expect the apps to be age appropriate. After careful consideration we have determined that your app does not meet our eligibility criteria. Apps in the program must be specifically designed for children, have a rating of E or E10+, and include relevant app information.
if anyone can help what i am doing wrong and what should i change or add to be eligible for design for family program.
android google-play google-play-console asked Feb 24 at 16:25
Adil Raza BangashAdil Raza Bangash
513
add a comment |
I made an app "kids channel" (com.codechunks.kidsvideos.kidschannel) which works on youtube data api. app contain videos for kids like cartoons, rhymes and other learning videos. When I select "primarily child directed" and "design for family" program they are rejection my app by sending following issue of rejection
Generic DFF eligibility
The family-friendly experience on Designed for Families is intended to make apps easier to discover for parents and families, who expect the apps to be age appropriate. After careful consideration we have determined that your app does not meet our eligibility criteria. Apps in the program must be specifically designed for children, have a rating of E or E10+, and include relevant app information.
if anyone can help what i am doing wrong and what should i change or add to be eligible for design for family program.
android google-play google-play-console asked Feb 24 at 16:25
Adil Raza BangashAdil Raza Bangash
513
I made an app "kids channel" (com.codechunks.kidsvideos.kidschannel) which works on youtube data api. app contain videos for kids like cartoons, rhymes and other learning videos. When I select "primarily child directed" and "design for family" program they are rejection my app by sending following issue of rejection
Generic DFF eligibility
The family-friendly experience on Designed for Families is intended to make apps easier to discover for parents and families, who expect the apps to be age appropriate. After careful consideration we have determined that your app does not meet our eligibility criteria. Apps in the program must be specifically designed for children, have a rating of E or E10+, and include relevant app information.
if anyone can help what i am doing wrong and what should i change or add to be eligible for design for family program.
android google-play google-play-console android google-play google-play-console asked Feb 24 at 16:25
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You have to add age restriction, so that the videos that app shows are age appropriate, in this case for kids. Since you must be using the youtube api to show content, ensure that videos with content rating such as shown below are not displayed :
"contentRating":
"ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted"
answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
1
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
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All the instructions for the Designed For Families program are here.
There are a lot of requirements, and you have to very carefully follow them.
Make sure that you're familiar with the policies that your app must comply with. These include content policies, the Developer Distribution Agreement, and the Designed for Families DDA Addendum. Your app must also meet the Designed for Families program requirements.
Google Play are very protective of children - I'd go through all of these carefully making sure you comply with all of them.
answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
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You have to add age restriction, so that the videos that app shows are age appropriate, in this case for kids. Since you must be using the youtube api to show content, ensure that videos with content rating such as shown below are not displayed :
"contentRating":
"ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted"
answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
1
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
add a comment |
You have to add age restriction, so that the videos that app shows are age appropriate, in this case for kids. Since you must be using the youtube api to show content, ensure that videos with content rating such as shown below are not displayed :
"contentRating":
"ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted"
answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
1
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
add a comment |
You have to add age restriction, so that the videos that app shows are age appropriate, in this case for kids. Since you must be using the youtube api to show content, ensure that videos with content rating such as shown below are not displayed :
"contentRating":
"ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted"
answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
1
You have to add age restriction, so that the videos that app shows are age appropriate, in this case for kids. Since you must be using the youtube api to show content, ensure that videos with content rating such as shown below are not displayed :
"contentRating":
"ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted"
answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
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answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
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answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
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answered Feb 24 at 16:33
SaintSaint
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Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
add a comment |
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
Thank you @Saint for your comment but there is no "ytRating": "ytAgeRestricted" child in youtube returned json.
– Adil Raza Bangash
Feb 24 at 17:15
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
When calling googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search, adding safeSearch = strict will exclude all restricted content from the search results.
– Saint
Feb 25 at 23:17
add a comment |
All the instructions for the Designed For Families program are here.
There are a lot of requirements, and you have to very carefully follow them.
Make sure that you're familiar with the policies that your app must comply with. These include content policies, the Developer Distribution Agreement, and the Designed for Families DDA Addendum. Your app must also meet the Designed for Families program requirements.
Google Play are very protective of children - I'd go through all of these carefully making sure you comply with all of them.
answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
7,2291825
add a comment |
All the instructions for the Designed For Families program are here.
There are a lot of requirements, and you have to very carefully follow them.
Make sure that you're familiar with the policies that your app must comply with. These include content policies, the Developer Distribution Agreement, and the Designed for Families DDA Addendum. Your app must also meet the Designed for Families program requirements.
Google Play are very protective of children - I'd go through all of these carefully making sure you comply with all of them.
answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
7,2291825
add a comment |
All the instructions for the Designed For Families program are here.
There are a lot of requirements, and you have to very carefully follow them.
Make sure that you're familiar with the policies that your app must comply with. These include content policies, the Developer Distribution Agreement, and the Designed for Families DDA Addendum. Your app must also meet the Designed for Families program requirements.
Google Play are very protective of children - I'd go through all of these carefully making sure you comply with all of them.
answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
7,2291825
All the instructions for the Designed For Families program are here.
There are a lot of requirements, and you have to very carefully follow them.
Make sure that you're familiar with the policies that your app must comply with. These include content policies, the Developer Distribution Agreement, and the Designed for Families DDA Addendum. Your app must also meet the Designed for Families program requirements.
Google Play are very protective of children - I'd go through all of these carefully making sure you comply with all of them.
answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
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answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
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answered Feb 25 at 9:45
Nick FortescueNick Fortescue
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