Google banned digital mining applications from its store

Google has recently updated the policies of its Android App Store to explicitly and explicitly prohibit encrypted digital currency extraction applications, although many of these applications are still available for download at this day.

The ban on these apps came after a complete reform of the app developer policy that banned apps from generating nicknames and now banned multiple categories of apps, including apps. mining.

This is consistent with what Apple did just a month ago when it announced similar policies for its store that restricted encrypted digital currency extraction applications such as Monero to avoid the "cryptogram". excessive use of material resources.

Google's new rules include:

1 Blocking apps that endanger children, Apps containing content that interests kids but whose themes are dedicated for adults to remove from the store immediately, and apps or games with similar content are not allowed. [1969003] [2] Blocking Encrypted Numismatic Applications Since there are a large number of mining applications available today, including MinerGate, Crypto Miner, and NeoNeonMiner, Google has earlier banned this General Additions Exploration of digital parts from the Chrome Store.

Hazardous Products Prohibition, so that Google no longer allows the presence of applications providing instructions for the manufacture of explosives, firearms, ammunition or firearm accessories or automatic or automatic conversion. [19490000] Jamming duplicated content described by the company as multiple applications with very similar content and unified user experience, so that applications offering a single experience are not similar to other existing applications Already in the Google Play Store or apps created by an automated tool because apps must bring value to the user by creating unique content or services.

Apple allows mining applications operating outside the device, such as cloud operation, to be in his store, and Google also reported something similar because the new policy suggests that the company does not allow applications that convert digital currency on devices. While allowing applications that run the crawling process, things should become clearer in the coming weeks by removing all data mining applications, including legal apps.