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We added that to the description because otherwise folks searching for "k9" or "k9mail" or "k-9 email" couldn't find the app or got pushed to sketchy malware pr
by obrajesse 6y ago
We added that to the description because otherwise folks searching for "k9" or "k9mail" or "k-9 email" couldn't find the app or got pushed to sketchy malware pretending to be K-9. If Play's search worked, we wouldn't have had to stick keywords in the description. (But also, it wasn't against policy when we did it 5+ years ago. And I absolutely don't mind them asking us to change it. But the zero-strikes removal thing pisses me off.)
- lern_too_spel 6y agoSearching for those works now, so the rule against spamming the description makes sense. What doesn't make sense is the hamfisted enforcement. If it were a Google app, it would not have been delisted, and that is an antitrust lawsuit waiting to happen.