Gate Play support contact on inbound mail

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@ -97,6 +97,11 @@ block publishing changes, including Store Listing, Pricing, and Distribution.
- [ ] Complete **Select an app category and provide contact details** in Play
Console. Read-only Dashboard inspection on 2026-08-10 showed this task
incomplete; no values were selected or saved during that inspection.
`contact@whoneedhelp.com` must not be entered yet: a same-day public DNS
check found no MX record and no observed SMTP greeting on the web-server
address, so inbound delivery has not been demonstrated. Configure and
test that mailbox/forwarder, or deliberately choose another monitored
public support address, before saving the field.
- [ ] Complete **Set up your store listing** in Play Console using the prepared
localized copy and assets. The same Dashboard inspection showed overall
app setup at 9 of 11 tasks.

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@ -51,6 +51,16 @@ send a real inbound message to it, observe arrival in the monitored mailbox,
and verify that replies are handled. Google recommends keeping the public app
support address distinct from the developer-account sign-in address.
A read-only public DNS check on 2026-08-10 returned no MX record for
`whoneedhelp.com`, and a connection to the domain's web-server address on SMTP
port 25 produced no server greeting within five seconds. This does not prove
that every possible mail route is absent, but it provides no evidence that
`contact@whoneedhelp.com` can receive mail. The address remains a candidate,
not a verified support inbox. Before Console entry, either configure and test a
monitored inbound mailbox/forwarder for that address or deliberately use a
different already monitored public support address. Outbound Brevo delivery
from the address is not evidence of inbound delivery to it.
## Category and child-safety gate
The prepared listing suggests **Social**, which accurately describes the