Google Play: Multi-applications, excessive advertising and crypto-mining banned in the future

The Google app market will ban several well-known apps in the future. Also prohibited are applications that annoy with perpetual advertising, as well as crypto-mining.

Google reinforces the guidelines for Play, its market for Android apps, and prohibits the copy of apps without adding their own content. Regarding single content rather than automation

With regard to this "repetitive content", Google writes in the revised guidelines: "Applications must provide unique content or functionality to add value to users. offer. "Therefore, applications that have been created with the help of a wizard or an automation tool or templates are not allowed. they must also be submitted to Google Play via a registered user account individually (not by the owner of the tool).

In addition, Google will ban Play apps whose main purpose is to broadcast advertising rather than content. This includes apps that display banner ads after each user interaction (click or drag).

Disabled for arms sales and encryption

A new pbadage on "Dangerous Goods" is also released. It does not allow applications for the sale of explosives, firearms, ammunition or certain weapons accessories. It is also explicitly forbidden to dig digital currency (crypto-mining) via applications. Only crypto-remote access extraction operations are allowed.

Cryptographic malware from Google Play is a well-known phenomenon, but cryptographic Trojans are more likely to target much more powerful PC platforms. Google had already banned such extensions for its Chrome Web Store. Recently, Apple has also banned crypto-mining applications for its App Store.

Google's app market is getting rid of its app market, especially in malicious apps, and millions of malicious application downloads are essential. ] (TIW)