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(Google Removes Apps That Promote Violence or Hate)
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Google announced it took down several apps from its Play Store. These apps broke Google’s rules against promoting violence or hate.
Google found these apps contained harmful material. The material encouraged attacks on people or groups. It also spread hate based on things like race or religion. This kind of content is not allowed on Google Play.
Google uses automated systems and human reviewers to check apps. They look for policy violations. Apps promoting violence or hate are removed when found. Developers get told why their app was removed.
Google has clear rules for all apps. The rules forbid dangerous content. Apps must be safe for everyone. Protecting users is a top priority for Google.
Developers must follow these rules. Apps that don’t follow the rules will be removed. Google offers resources to help developers understand the policies. Google wants developers to build positive apps.
This action is part of Google’s ongoing work. Google regularly updates its enforcement methods. The goal is to keep the Play Store safe. Users expect a secure place to find apps.
(Google Removes Apps That Promote Violence or Hate)
Google encourages users to report bad apps. Reporting helps keep the store clean. Google reviews all reports seriously. User feedback is important.