How to structure support and legal pages for a Google Play related website

A website that supports apps or games from Google Play needs more than a contact form. It needs public pages that explain the role of the site and how users can get help.## The Support page It should clearly state: - where requests are sent - what response time is reasonable - what information the user should include - where privacy policy and account deletion details live## The Privacy Policy It should explain: - what data the website collects - what data the apps collect - how analytics and advertising are used - where product-specific details can be found## The Terms of Service It should define: - the role of the website - what the site does and does not promise - how outbound links are handled - who is responsible for published content## Account Deletion If the product uses accounts, the page should be concrete: - request channel - verification details that may be needed - what data gets deleted - what may remain for legal or security reasons## How to connect these pages - keep them in the public footer - link to them from articles and contact - keep wording coherent across pages - use the same support email everywhereWhen these pages are treated as public infrastructure instead of legal leftovers, the site becomes much more credible for readers and for review.