fix(public): replace internal submission-prep copy on app privacy pages - #148
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The Promptly and Drishti privacy pages still carried internal editorial
and submission-prep notes as visible copy on main: H1s spoke to the
launch calendar ("already public ahead of release", "already in place
before launch"), the hero lead referenced the "current planned launch
scope" and "final App Store privacy disclosures before release", the
aside was labeled "Current release scope" with "not publicly released
yet" and "currently planned launch configuration", the first card
eyebrow said "At launch", and the important note told visitors the
page and App Store privacy answers "should be updated before that
version is submitted".
Rewrite those passages as visitor-facing copy that describes what each
privacy policy covers, how data is used, and the choices available,
without referencing the internal submission process. Heading levels,
links, meta tags, chips, and JSON-LD are unchanged.
Public-site checks: heading hierarchy 89/89, structured data 127/127,
link targets 77/77, brand disambiguation 11/11, conversion signal
126/126, soft-404 19/19 — 449 checks, 0 failures.
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What
The Promptly and Drishti app privacy pages carried internal editorial and
submission-prep notes as visible copy on main:
"already in place before launch")
Store privacy disclosures before release"
and "currently planned launch configuration"
"should be updated before that version is submitted"
Fix
Rewrote those passages as visitor-facing copy describing what each privacy
policy covers, how data is used, and the choices available — without
referencing the internal submission process. Heading levels, links, meta
tags, chips, and JSON-LD are unchanged.
Verification
127/127, link targets 77/77, brand disambiguation 11/11, conversion
signal 126/126, soft-404 19/19 — 449 checks, 0 failures