Visible Terms and Privacy links on the auth screens - #317
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Social-platform app reviews (TikTok explicitly) require both links to be reachable from the public site without logging in or opening a menu.
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Terms of Service and Privacy Policy links in the footer of the auth screens (login / register split layout).
Small, but it unblocks something real: platform app reviews check for this. TikTok's audit rejected a submission specifically because "Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links must be clearly visible on your website" — and the auth screens are the only pages of a self-hosted TryPost a reviewer without an account ever sees. With the links in place the resubmission passed that check.
The links point at
/termsand/privacy, matching the routes the marketing site already uses.