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A year ago I would have agreed but a lot has happened lately. Play store went from 3.2m to 2.6m apps last year. When it comes to rejecting apps that violate th

• duxup 7y ago
  I feel like they're trigger happy... but via automation and scripts that I'm not sure are getting that much. Like the volume is down, but for all I know it's just the same actors getting the same stuff out there. It's really hard to tell.
  • panpanna 7y ago
    I thick they are starting to do some good. For what it's worth, Apple QA is also mostly automated.
    • duxup 7y ago
      It would be interesting to know how Apple's automation works as the impression (may not be accurate) is their approval or denying is a bit more precise.
• thethirdone 7y ago
  I have had hobby games I made when learning taken down several times for violating the TOS. Just resubmitting with an extra config box checked is enough to get back on. I got hit by the for kids advertisement thing despite not advertising or tracking in any way because I had not set it up to either be explicitly for kids or not.
• raxxorrax 7y ago
  I feel they put more attention to competitors than to moral objection to content.