According to the message you received from Google, your app does not comply with their Permissions and APIs that Access Sensitive Information policy. The reason is that your app requested Call Log or SMS permissions, which can only be used if the app is acting as a designated default handler or if its core functionality falls within a permitted use case.
Google has identified that the permissions you requested do not match the core functionality of your app. You declared that your app's core functionality is "Account verification via phone call," but after reviewing your app, Google found that your app does not match the declared use case.
To address this issue, you can 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. You can learn more about permitted uses and exceptions by following the link provided in the message.
To comply with Google's policy, you should ensure that your app's core functionality aligns with the permissions requested. You may also want to review your app's use of Call Log or SMS permissions to ensure that it is necessary for your app's functionality.
