Claiming that a comparative analysis of apps directly influences a survey with only 78 responses is a dangerous oversimplification of data governance. Such influence depends on a rigorous methodological validation, including proof of sample representativeness. Without a documented protocol explaining how conclusions were integrated and a clear sign-off on the methodology, the assertion remains ad-hoc and cannot be accepted as a basis for an informed decision. For example, if these 78 responses are used to launch a new service, there is a risk of missing the real needs of the majority of users.