Google is gearing up to plagued the developers of the apps on their play store who harass users in some way or the other. According to Devices Now, the company will release a new policy for its Android operating system store, which directly targets copying apps. This means that now unauthorized apps will not be able to use the national symbols and people of government organizations.
In addition, the report says improper developers will not be allowed to use the company’s logo or any artist or TV show photos. Often apps resort to their pictures to prove themselves associated with these people or institutions. This policy will be implemented from 31 August.
Regarding this policy, Google says, “We do not allow apps that disguise someone else mislead users (for example, no other developer, company, unit) or any other app.”
In addition, the report states that Google can ban apps that provide information contrary to professional health advice. So, apps
Another policy will be effective from September 30, which targets full-screen in-app advertisements. After 15 seconds Powyi developers will ask to make full-screen advertisements to be closed. However, opt-in advertisements, which advertisement you see to receive the reward, may exceed the 15-second deadline.
Google user will prevent apps from using Android’s in-built VPN service to collect data and advertisement fraud and this new policy can also affect the “App Tracking Protection” feature of DuckDuckgo.
The aim of the new policy is to make it easier for users to cancel subscriptions from inside the app, which is effective from September 30, 2022. Finally, all the valid monitoring apps will need a ‘ismonitoringtool’ flag by November 1, 2022, and will also have to disclose funnyness in the Play Games Pack.
