This source was placed online for Google Engineering review, as Google Play Policy engineering framework determinedmy React-native app as malicious.
The source is here for a few reasons:
- Add transparency to the process, and therefore to indicate the intentions of the code, and how it abides to React Native framework
- Help Google Engineering to take an alternative review process
- Help the React Community in case of any recomendation from Google Play Policy system.
- It's based in the basic React-native app sample plus I have pasted the sample of Web view 1.
- Even thought I believe that nothing malicious was in the sample of React-native Facebook code 1;
- Yet I have simplified the webview sample, simply to avoid the names that were in the code, such as the keyword "injectJS" — as I believe your system may have been triggered by an english word;
- The diff is here 2
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