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fix(console): label the footer privacy link Privacy Policy - #14720
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🟢 Tier S · Ready to mergeThe console footer now labels the privacy link “Privacy Policy” while keeping its existing
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What
The footer's legal links read
Terms · Privacy · Cookies. The privacy one now reads Privacy Policy (footerLabelinapps/console/src/lib/legal/policies.ts). Thehref(/privacy) is unchanged.Why
Google's OAuth branding verification requires the home page to link to the privacy policy, and its last review said appwrite.io doesn't. The link has been in the footer all along, so the bare "Privacy" label may be why the reviewer didn't recognize it. "Privacy Policy" matches the page title and the wording on the sign-in page.
t('Privacy Policy')already has Hebrew and Japanese translations, so no dictionary change is needed.Screenshots
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