Business Pro Phase 253

Store Rejection / Changes Required Evidence Gate

When a store requests changes, FAEDA must preserve the truth, protect secrets, classify the issue, assign correction ownership, and prevent rushed resubmission. The aim is disciplined recovery: no panic edits, no fake approval claims, no lost evidence.

Evidence

required

Silent fixes

History

preserved

Phase rule

A rejection is a correction packet, not a failure to hide

Phase 253 designs the store rejection and changes-required evidence gate only. It captures safe evidence when Google Play, Apple, or another approved store rejects the FAEDA package or requests changes. It records the reason, affected artifact, policy category, correction owner, deadline, and re-review path. It does not log in to any store console, edit metadata, upload builds, resubmit packages, publish releases, notify users, enable accounts, process payments, or erase rejection history. No real contact, CRM task, account creation, onboarding approval, listing activation, order, payment, wallet, commission, ledger, export, or partner sync is created in this phase.

Review outcome

Capture rejection evidence

Store masked proof of rejection or changes-required status with policy category and affected artifact.

No evidence deletion.

Review outcome

Classify correction type

Separate metadata, policy, build, privacy, support, account, or compliance issues.

No random owner assignment.

Review outcome

Assign correction owner

Route each issue to founder, product, legal/privacy, design, engineering, or support readiness owner.

No auto resubmit.

Review outcome

Prepare re-review packet

Document what must be corrected before any future manual resubmission approval.

No console action.

Review outcome

Escalate unsafe store reason

If reason includes regulated, payment, privacy, child-safety, or impersonation risk, freeze release candidate.

No public rollout.

Rejection evidence

What must be preserved safely

Store status

Rejected, changes required, suspended, metadata issue, build issue, policy warning, or account warning.

Reason summary

Human-readable non-secret summary of the store's reason without copying private console data blindly.

Policy category

Privacy, payments, health, finance, child safety, deceptive claims, support, screenshots, metadata, technical, account, or unknown.

Affected artifact

Which item needs correction: app binary, package name, screenshots, description, policy URL, support URL, permissions, data safety form, or release notes.

Evidence reference

Masked screenshot or receipt reference proving the issue without exposing account email, billing, keys, cookies, tokens, or private IDs.

Correction owner

Named future owner such as founder, product, legal/privacy, design, engineering, support readiness, or store-release checker.

Correction severity

Low, medium, high, blocking, regulated, or founder-hold depending on risk.

Re-review route

Which earlier gate must be revisited before a future manual resubmission attempt.

Correction rules

How FAEDA recovers without corrupting launch truth

1Every rejection or changes-required event must reference the Phase 252 status event and Phase 251 submission evidence packet.

2Original rejection evidence must remain immutable; corrections create linked records instead of overwriting what happened.

3Screenshots and notes must be masked before storage if they reveal store-account identity, billing, tokens, cookies, MFA, keys, or private IDs.

4Metadata corrections must go back through store listing metadata and compliance gates before resubmission.

5Policy, privacy, health, finance, child-safety, or payment warnings must route through founder/legal/privacy review before any new release package.

6Build/package issues must route through package assembly and final review before manual resubmission approval.

7A corrected item is not proof of approval; it only creates a candidate for a later approved resubmission path.

8No customer-facing claim may say FAEDA is approved, live, available, banking-enabled, wallet-enabled, or partner-powered from this gate.

Decision matrix

Store issue to correction path

Metadata issue

Return to metadata draft and final compliance review

No quick edit

Screenshot/asset issue

Return to asset review gate

No unreviewed upload

Policy/privacy issue

Return to policy link and privacy review

No resubmit

Build/package issue

Return to package assembly and final review

No stale build

Payment/wallet claim issue

Freeze and legal/payment review

No financial claim

Health/safety claim issue

Freeze and specialist review

No risky public copy

Account or impersonation issue

Founder and security review

No workaround account

Unknown/conflicted reason

Request checker evidence

No closure

Correction packet

Future rejection evidence fields

storeIssueEvidenceIdstoreStatusEventIdsubmissionEvidenceIdpackageIdcandidateVersionappStoreProviderreleaseTrackstoreIssueTypepolicyCategoryaffectedArtifactstoreReasonSummaryscreenshotEvidenceIdmaskingStateseveritycorrectionOwnertargetCorrectionGatefounderHoldStatecapturedAt

Blocked automation

What this phase must not create

1Auto log in to any app-store console or private developer account

2Auto copy/store passwords, OTPs, MFA prompts, API keys, signing keys, cookies, billing data, private account IDs, or recovery data

3Auto edit store metadata, screenshots, policy forms, privacy links, release notes, app permissions, data-safety forms, or package files

4Auto upload, submit, resubmit, publish, roll out, pause, withdraw, or change release tracks

5Auto erase, overwrite, downgrade, or hide rejection and changes-required history

6Auto classify serious policy, payment, wallet, health, child-safety, privacy, or impersonation issues as minor

7Auto claim a corrected issue means app approval, publication, public availability, launch readiness, or store acceptance

8Auto enable real users, onboarding, accounts, listings, orders, wallets, payment rails, payouts, refunds, ledgers, support tickets, or partner callbacks

Acceptance

Done means wired and safe

1Phase 252 links forward to Phase 253.

2Phase 253 defines store rejection / changes required evidence gate without runtime mutation.

3Phase 253 is wired into OS launcher, founder navigation, public scope lock, route cleanup, and main chain control room.

4Mobile render has no horizontal overflow.

5No /home backlinks are introduced.

6Runtime contact, account, onboarding, listing, order, payment, wallet, commission, export, and partner sync stay blocked.

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