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For the past 24 hours, Google has been sending notifications to developers around the world that its intention is to "limit visibility" or remove applications from Play Store that violate the company's user data policy. For most developers, infringement seems simple: a lack of privacy policies.

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Google's plan to take action against illegal apps will affect millions of so-called "zombie apps". There is no doubt that others will not have the motivation or expertise to make privacy policies, especially for them, and will be able to see that their applications have been deleted as part of the coming.

For some, however, it is a welcome move. Jack Cooney of the nerd agency is a popular "hip-hop ninja!" The creator of the application.

I think it's great, it will clean up a lot of junk and zombie apps in the Google Game Store, and our games will find more popularity in the store, because search terms will become less confusing.

This will make it easier for people to find our applications, such as HopHopNinja! Search with better keywords, such as ninjas or Nerd agents, to find more relevant results. (pain points previously developed by Android).

He's right. In addition to segmentation, one of the most common complaints from Android developers is that the market is crowded and sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. Google's upcoming Clean may be a welcome side effect of consumer privacy concerns. 3354 helps to eliminate noise and helps users find signals or applications in this case.

App developers must join the privacy policy by March 15, or Google warns that "administrative measures will be taken to limit the visibility of applications until and including their removal from Play Store."

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