Android Question Publication refused

[FerGeoRi]

Morning, everyone.
I'm trying desperately to publish my application on PlayStore without success.
Refusals come from permissions.
Here is the answer from the control:
Requested permissions do not match core functionality of the app
You declared Default SMS handler (and any other core functionality usage while default handler), Default Phone handler (and any other core functionality usage while default handler), Default Assistant handler (and any other core functionality usage while default handler) as the core functionality of your app. However, after review, we found that your app does not match the declared use case(s). Learn more about permitted uses and exceptions.
Please either:
• Make changes to your app so that it meets the requirements of the declared core functionality or,
• Select a use case that matches your app’s functionality
I'm attaching the Capture00 file which gives the details of the Application Manifest.
I am also attaching the Capture01 file which gives the details of the Authorization Declaration Form.
At the moment I have difficulty understanding the principle and I have had to give authorisations that do not correspond.
So I'm completely blocked.
Thank you very much for the help you are going to give me.
With kind regards.
FerGeoRi

 

[Pendrush]

SMS and CALL_LOG permissions are no longer available

 

[emexes]

• Select a use case that matches your app’s functionality

Do your SEND_SMS and CALL_PHONE usages align with any of the exceptions or allowed uses specified at the "Select a use case" link?

Also:

 

[FerGeoRi]

Thank you for your prompt response.
But since I suck, I'm having a hard time figuring it out.

My app manages cards that contain mobile phone numbers.
By clicking on a phone number, I offer the possibility to call or send a text message.

By adding rp.PERMISSION_CALL_PHONE and
rp.PERMISSION_SEND_SMS in codes, is this the solution?
FerGeoRi

 

[Erel]

is this the solution?

No. You should instead send an intent that starts the default sms app.

 

[FerGeoRi]

No. You should instead send an intent that starts the default sms app.

Thank you for your response.
Can you tell me what to do?
Sincerely.
FerGeoRi

 

[Erel]

1. Send SMS with intent: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-send-sms-by-calling-intent.6922/#content

2. Click on Logs - List Permissions and make sure that the SMS permission is not listed.

 

[FerGeoRi]

Thanks again EREL.
I am very far from having so many skills in this field.

I replaced ps.Send(phonenumber, message) by In.PutExtra("sms_body", message) and the sending of the sms goes through Android.
I attach the log picture / Permission list.
I'm going to relaunch a publication request.
Cordially
FerGeoRi