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You left off an important part of the exception statement. "Exceptions include apps that require a remote server for core functionality such as:" It is followed
by tssva 4y ago
You left off an important part of the exception statement. "Exceptions include apps that require a remote server for core functionality such as:" It is followed by the list you posted above. This is completely in line with the original post which states that their prior version which did on device filtering would be banned and their current version which works in conjunction with a remote server to perform the filtering would be allowed.
- ignoramous 4y ago> This is completely in line with the original post which states that their prior version which did on device filtering would be banned and their current version which works in conjunction with a remote server to perform the filtering would be allowed. On-device filtering was never allowed. For as long as I can remember, it has always been against Play Store terms of use. That part isn't new at all. Though, it could very well be that Google may come down with stringent / permanent bans on VPN-based apps starting November (they, notoriously, only allow two violations before permanently banning a developer account; in some instances, developers have gotten two strikes at once, leaving them unable to appeal).