App rejection because of the privacy policy URL

[Informatix]

My app for kids was rejected by Google because:

Apps are required to have a persistent privacy policy statement. Check to see that you’ve copied and pasted your privacy policy URL into the correct field in your app’s Play Store listing. The URL must be valid and direct users to a privacy policy that specifically pertains to your app.

I put in the privacy policy field: http://nas.les2fred.com/myplayground/privacy.htm, which is a valid and persistent link. I'm the owner of the URL domain. So if someone can explain this rejection...
I have no mean to contact Google of course.

 

[sorex]

Mr. Robo must have had a bad day?

 

[EnriqueGonzalez]

That is the problem when law meets coding.

make it 20 000 words and complex formatting,

 

[Peter Simpson]

I personally leave that box blank...

 

[Informatix]

I personally leave that box blank...

I can't if I want to participate to the "Designed for families" program.

Any idea of what the message means ?

 

[ilan]

could it be that you just need to mention (in the HTML) that the text below is the PRIVACY POLICY of the app??
because its not clear enough, (just a guess)

 

[WAZUMBi]

That is the problem when law meets coding.

make it 20 000 words and complex formatting,

Here is mine:
https://appzumbi.com/index.php?source=10

About as complex and unreadable as possible.
I used one of those automatic creation services to make mine.
I'm just guessing but they probably want something that follows COPPA (Children Online Privacy Protection Act) guidelines.