Internet giant Google is set to launch low-quality content next month, according to news reports today Android applications will lift.
“Every day, Google Play helps billions of people around the world create engaging and useful experiences across their devices. Maintaining consistently high app quality across these experiences is our top priority, and that’s why we continually invest in new tools, features, and programs to help developers deliver the best apps and games.” Google said, across the platform announced that it would implement some new policies and programs in recent months to improve the quality of its application. For example, the company announced that it will require new Android developers with personal accounts to test their apps with at least 20 people for at least two weeks before publishing them. The company also announced some other quality-enhancing steps, noting that app reviews may be delayed a bit because of these:
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“Our app review teams now spend more time evaluating new apps to ensure they are non-deceptive/non-fraudulent and provide a valuable user experience that complies with our policies. Some apps/games, such as those designed for children or those that request specific device permissions, may now take longer to review.” Today it was announced that low-quality Android apps will be removed next month. The company, which will block apps with limited features and content or basically useless apps from entering the Play Store as of August 31, aims to make the apps on the Play Store better, and of course this looks good for everyone.