Writing the self-check answers before opening the Dashboard is a good habit. The point that the Privacy practices disclosures have to match both the live policy and the code is where small mismatches tend to hide, especially after a permission gets added later. Keeping this pass separate from the broader publish checklist keeps it focused.
Thanks — yes, filling the self-check before touching the Dashboard keeps the answers tied to what you already documented. The privacy-practices vs live policy vs code triangle is where quiet mismatches usually hide; worth re-checking those three together right before submit.
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Writing the self-check answers before opening the Dashboard is a good habit. The point that the Privacy practices disclosures have to match both the live policy and the code is where small mismatches tend to hide, especially after a permission gets added later. Keeping this pass separate from the broader publish checklist keeps it focused.