The IconAds campaign worked by displaying ads without proper context, or user consent - and to make matters worse, once the ...

Google is trying to cut down on annoying, unskippable ads in Android apps and overall bad behavior in the Play Store (via TechCrunch).The company announced wide-ranging policy changes on Wednesday ...

Advertising in app stores is the norm, but Google is now testing surfacing apps directly in Play Store search.. Update 11/14: Google tells us this is an “organic discovery feature” and apps ...

Also, all interstitial ads in apps must be closable in 15 seconds or less in order to be allowed in the Play Store. Google also posted some examples of the kinds of in-app ads that won’t be ...

To raise awareness about what the Play Store does, Google is launching a safety-focused advertising campaign about how you should “download apps not traps.” The one below is pretty short at 36 ...

Google Play Store purged nearly half its apps in the past year to enhance the platform. ... But at some point, this point was lost, as the Play Store became overrun with ads and meaningless apps.

Similar to Apple, Google is also testing an ad slot that appears when Android users navigate to the Play Store’s search menu, where they can type in keywords to find apps.

Play Store ads. For many Android phone users, browsing the Play Store for new apps doesn’t form part of their habits - instead they head straight for the search bar to look for a specific app in ...

Google is reportedly testing advertising apps for Play Store search. According to a report by 9to5Google, the search field on Play Store showed three apps that they have never searched for.

Android Authority recently investigated version 43.7.19-31 of the Play Store app, and found something interesting: Google might soon tip you off whenever it thinks an app is a poor choice.

Effective August 31, 2024, Google is updating its Spam and Minimal Functionality policy, raising the bar the apps must meet to be featured in the Play Store.Although, from the looks of things ...