Google Play Data Safety Labels Are Self-Reported and Not Independently Verified
Google Play's Data Safety section relies entirely on developer self-declaration with no automated verification against actual app behavior. Users and IT teams cannot trust these labels when making privacy decisions. The gap between declared and actual data collection practices is verifiable through network analysis, but no mainstream tool surfaces this clearly.
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