The digital guillotine has fallen at Google Play, and the numbers are ... apps that showed 'limited functionality and content.' The removal encompassed inactive applications lacking specific ...

Google Play, the Android app store ... The newFunctionality, Content and User Experience policy prohibits apps that 'crash frequently,' 'do not provide the basic, appropriate mobile app experience ...

They must ensure that their applications comply with the policy and do not generate prohibited content. Failure to comply can result in the removal of the application from the Google Play store.

Bonfire was no longer available on Google Play Store on Tuesday, the same day police warned against downloading game A mobile ...

After years of missteps and failing to deal with the problem of removing terrorist content from their networks, big tech platforms like Facebook, Google ... continues to play in allowing terrorist ...

“I think that Google is a responsible ... giant's policy also allows for the removal of content for legal reasons. “It is an offence for somebody to play a song which is not the Hong Kong ...

Google Play significantly reduced its app count ... start eliminating apps that showed 'limited functionality and content.' The removal encompassed inactive applications lacking specific features ...