My React Native 0.83 app, CallZap, is feature-complete, yet Google and Apple keep rejecting it. The top blocker is Call Log permissions — specifically our need to read call history and access phone state / identity to drive in-app analytics and contextual actions. I’ve already gone line-by-line through the latest Play Store and App Store guidelines, but I’m still missing some compliance nuance. Here’s what I need from you: • Refactor or modularise the existing permission flow so the app requests only what is policy-compliant, with clear user disclosure and purpose strings. • Prepare all supporting documentation (privacy policy snippets, declaration forms, video demo if required) that the stores now demand for Call Log access. • Audit the less critical Location permission and adjust it if anything there could trigger an additional block. • Walk the build through final submission, handle any follow-up questions from reviewers, and see the release in both stores. I’ll provide the full Git repo, previous rejection emails, and my guideline notes. The ideal deliverable is a merged branch ready for production plus confirmed approvals from Google Play and the App Store.