it's not. it's most likely that android apps are the ones using the google apis(since it used to be logical to goto google first for your api needs). even if th

it's not. it's most likely that android apps are the ones using the google apis(since it used to be logical to goto google first for your api needs). even if these apps are taken off the playstore,they probably exist on someone's phone. cutting off api access means these apps stop working - resulting in an even more garbage experience on android. Finding an app you LIKE for everyday tasks remains as irritating as ever across playstores and these kinda changes usually means your favorite abandoned app stops working. i guess google PM's probably think the trickle down effect is negligible since fuschia is probably going to be their next iteration of mobile OS