I want to publish the app to Play Store. But when reviewing the release I got an error like this. But there is no solution or documentation to read more about the error.
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13Don't you just love when Google does this? I had the same problem and couldn't find any solution. Thanks to marcinpl87!!! – Swissdude Aug 18 '21 at 10:26
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15yep, Google did it again! They never fail to mess with developers with new changes they bring. Classic Google! – VipiN Negi Aug 25 '21 at 15:23
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2I can't believe there's no link in the error message to tell us where to set up it... I was so lost when I encountered it.. – KunYu Tsai Oct 15 '21 at 07:44
3 Answers
Click on Policy -> App content in the Google Play Console (at the bottom of the left menu).
In your browser, you should have a URL like:
https://play.google.com/console/u/0/developers/.../app/.../app-content/summary
Remove
summary
from the URL, and pasteregulated-health-apps
instead.You should see a form like:
Select the appropriate checkbox(es), save that form, and publish your app again.

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4Today I just needed to click on Policy...App Content in the bottom left. There was a section at the bottom for COVID-19 contact tracing and status apps that needed to be filled in. – Chris G. Aug 25 '21 at 16:01
On Play console, We require to declare that whether our app is related to Covid-19 or not.
Go to the App content page (Policy > App content) in Play Console, and provide the required information in the "COVID-19 contact tracing and status apps" section.

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Click on the "App Content" link in the Google Play console.
Click on COVID-19 contact tracing and status apps
Select the third and last option and then click on "Save" at the bottom right corner.

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