This is just another clear example of Google refusing to fulfill their responsibilities. Of course, if someone violated the rules they should also be entitled

This is just another clear example of Google refusing to fulfill their responsibilities. Of course, if someone violated the rules they should also be entitled to know exactly which rules was violated, and exactly what is wrong with their implementation. The fact that Google refuses to provide this information is a strong indication that Google is not acting with the best of intentions, and that is something that is worth looking into. Preferably we should push towards more open systems that does not rely on centralized "app stores"; of course, be it Google Play store or Apple's App Store, the fact that they can just block apps they do not like is extremely problematic. There has to be other ways to install apps, without using these centralized mechanisms.