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Google is making sure that apps with spammy Play Store listing are gone – Pocketnow
Applications that do not abide by the new listing guidelines won’t be allowed on the Play Store, says Google.
There is no dearth of apps on the Google Play Store whose listings can have anything from cringe names or poorly designed assets to downright spammy descriptions. It is easy to identify such apps, but folks who are not particularly tech-savvy and don’t read through the listing carefully often fall for these apps which not only offer a poor experience but often lead to scams too. To take care of the problem, Google has released new guidelines regarding how an app’s Play Store listing should look.
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