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TLDR : The guy that opened the company's account had got his own account terminated years ago. So their company account was closed as associated to that one.
by on_and_off 8y ago
TLDR : The guy that opened the company's account had got his own account terminated years ago.
So their company account was closed as associated to that one.
I don't know what got in that guy's head when he created that account, google is very strict when it comes to terminated devs trying to republish apps.
- crooked-v 8y agoI'm not comfortable with the idea that Google can effectively dictate the employment prospects of all Android developers forever, regardless of past behavior.
- em500 8y agoLifetime bans are pretty harsh, but some form of time-based penalty is probably quite reasonable to keep out truly bad actors and recidivists. (Even with the current measures, the Play store was/is teeming with malware and scammers.) Perhaps some simple form of exponentially increasing penalty (start with 3 months, double/triple/quadruple at every next ban).
- perl4ever 8y agoPerhaps some simple form of justice system, as has been developed in many societies over centuries?
- sundvor 8y agoThere is a justice system, except the only penalty available is the death one.
- perl4ever 8y agoAs they say, it should be as simple as possible, but no simpler.
- em500 8y agoI don't follow. We're talking about terms under which people/companies are allowed to put Android apps in the Play store. Why would that need some form of justice system?