The core reasons appears: >"Where possible, make as much of your code visible in the package as you can. If some of your app's logic is hidden and it appears t

The core reasons appears: >"Where possible, make as much of your code visible in the package as you can. If some of your app's logic is hidden and it appears to be suspicious, we may remove it." Which maybe true, but odd as the project is publicly hosted freeware. It could be a case of simply an automatic algorithm making an incorrect call. Its also worth considering Google's primary revenue stream is advertisement, which uBlock attempts to subvert to a degree.