Exactly. It's also completely contradictory to Google's Project Zero, where they expose security flaws in great detail publicly with the intention to educate users and devs to fix the issue and prevent it from happening again.
At the very least, Google should provide a way to contact an actual human - especially if the developer has 1M+ users.
At the very least, Google should provide a way to contact an actual human - especially if the developer has 1M+ users.