Google Removed over 700,000 Bad Apps & 100,000 Developers from Play Store in 2017 | Check Yours: – Well, Google on Tuesday announced that they took action against all the “bad apps” previous year by eliminating them from the Play store. Reports are coming that the tech giant claims to have used machine learning to identify bad apps with identifiers like impersonation, inappropriate content, and malware to root out over 700,000 apps and 100,000 developers in 2017. Overall, if this news is right then it is really bad news for the all tech giant company around the world.
“In fact, 99 percent of apps with abusive contents were identified and rejected before anyone could install them,” was a claim mentioned on Android Developers Blog. Overall, it is great news for all the developers who are looking forward the great experience on Play Store. Google, on its Android Developers Blog, states that impersonators or ‘copycats’ are the most common red signal for removing apps from Google Play. Google Arts Project App
Google Removed Bad Apps and Developers
Reports are coming that in 2017 alone the Mountain View giant removed as much as 250,000 apps that were caught impersonating big titles. The impersonators carried out this practice through deceptive methods such as “confusable Unicode characters or hiding impersonating app icons in a different locale.” Overall, this is great news for everyone who is working for something great. Also, we are expecting that the company is going to work had in upcoming days. How to delete WhatsApp Good Morning Images?
Reports are coming that Google is only removing the bad apps which are containing bad content, sexual content, Malware and other such related illegal things. Google Play does not allow any kind of inappropriate content. Inappropriate content, according to the company’s definition, includes pornography, extreme violence, illegal activities, and hate. We are committed to making Google Play the most trusted and safe app store in the world,” said Andrew Ahn, Product Manager at Google Play.
