Is it okay to turn on that option if I use C and C++ together??

Is it okay to turn on that option if I use C and C++ together??

@eskimo My colleague replied something new, I'd appreciate it if you could check it.

Apple will also know that it is very difficult to apply it in virtually all environments if it is forced to do so. Apple is telling us to apply the answers to the questions as much as possible, but I think it's designed to be solved by adding them to the app's PrivacyInfo for libraries that can't update.

@eskimo We are making navigation apps and there are two projects. Both have engine part, one c based, the other c++ based. We don't know if c or c++ has something to do with this error, but only c++ project makes this errors. They are iPhone/iPad apps, and yes, they are XCode projects. Since it's a big project, we didn't try making a new project yet.

In fact, the most obvious thing is to do the screening yourself. There is no problem with the screening even if you submit an empty menifest.

@DTS Engineer Apple Doc Do you mean that the SDKs listed here should also remove the empty 'Privacy Manifest'?

@MrWizardCoder Did you also add content to the app's 'PrivacyInfo'?

@MrWizardCoder Which version of Firebase do you use? Isn't 'PrivacyInfo' already added?

Thank you for your response, I solved the problem using Silent Push.

Thank you. I checked that adding content to the app's PrivacyInfo solves it.

Thank you.

@ProfessionalMat Yes, I am using Gmail. You may be right.

@TheDarkMatter When I tested it, if I write it at the app level, I don't get an e-mail. If I delete the contents of the API used in the static library at the app level, I received an e-mail.

@TheDarkMatter Hello. Have you made any new updates to your project on this part?