Doesn't matter. They're banned from re-uploading any updated version of the app; they're not allowed to fix the problem, even if they knew what the problem was

Doesn't matter. They're banned from re-uploading any updated version of the app; they're not allowed to fix the problem, even if they knew what the problem was. This non-profit org was highly focused on the educational market. I think they would have gladly stripped _all_ advertising out of the app while they worked on other funding schemes to try to eke out survival. Google is not giving them that option.