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Google eliminates 'just about 600' apps from the Play Retailer over stressful commercials

Google is cracking down on apps at the Google Play Retailer with essentially the most obnoxious commercials. The corporate as of late introduced it had got rid of ‘nearly 600’ apps from the Play Retailer – banning them from monetizing commercials too – for his or her disruptive ads. Particularly, Google says that “disruptive” commercials are the ones which can be exhibited to customers in …
Google is cracking down on apps on the Google Play Store with the most obnoxious ads. The company today announced it had removed ‘nearly 600’ apps from the Play Store – banning them from monetizing ads too – for their disruptive advertisements. Specifically, Google says that “disruptive” ads are those that are displayed to users in …

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