Read the text
Look for listed competitor names in the text you are reviewing.
One clear rule. Every competitor. Practical examples to help you make consistent review decisions.
Explore the directory ↓Look for listed competitor names in the text you are reviewing.
Look for competitor logos and names in pictures, screenshots, or visible branding.
Reject if a listed name or logo appears. If you cannot identify it confidently, ask for clarification before deciding.
All 85 names and logos from the supplied competitor sheet. Select a letter group, or use your browser’s Find command (Ctrl/Cmd + F) with “All apps” selected.
Illustrative training examples—not additional rules.
A listed competitor name appears in the text.
A listed competitor logo appears inside an image.
No listed competitor name or logo appears. Other rules still apply.
Yes. Your rule covers competitor names and logos in both text and images. Review screenshots and visible text as well as the main image.
If you can identify it as a listed competitor logo, reject it. Its position or size does not remove the competitor branding.
Do not guess. Compare with the directory and ask your reviewer lead to clarify if you cannot confidently identify the competitor. This is a suggested workflow, not an extra policy.
These are reference images extracted from the supplied spreadsheet, not independently verified or updated brand assets. Names preserve the source spelling. Ask the policy owner about uncertain or changed branding.
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