Google Warns: Google posted this information on its blog. Google clarified in a blog post that some Indian apps do not match its policies on a long-term basis.
Google said on Friday that many companies, even well-established ones, violated its billing standards. Should they persist, consequences will follow.
Google has sent a strong warning to companies who do not follow its billing standards.
Google said on Friday that many companies, even well-established ones, violated its billing standards.
If these rules aren’t followed soon, it has been stated that there will be no hesitation to take action.
Blog posts provide information about the topic.
Google posted this information on its blog. Google clarified in a blog post that some Indian apps do not match its long-term policies. These apps, according to the report include platforms such as Matrimony.com or Info Edge.
According to the report, Info Edge founder Sanjeev Bhikhchandani confirmed that he received the notification from Google. He also said that the company was complying with Play Store policy.
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Google Play is a great tool for developers
Google stated that we currently have over 2,00,000 Indians using Google Play and following our policies.
This allows us to guarantee the security of our platform. Google has expressed its regrets and stated that these developers adhere to the payment policies of all other app stores.
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You can remove these apps
Google has confirmed that 10 companies already established are not meeting the payment terms and condition. If this continues, they will be removed from Google Play Store.
