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3 Android Apps Removed From Google
  • It is said that the applications were mishandling the Google’s Data Collection Policies
  • The Apps were getting to the Android Users’ publicizing ID (AAID) and Android ID

Princess Salon, Number Coloring, and Cats & Cosplay, these are the three applications which are taken out by Google from the Play Store. These applications were getting to the data of millions of customers through the Android ID and the Android Advertising ID which is against the methodologies of Google. As per TechCrunch, These applications are basically made for youngsters and had more than 20 Million Downloads

Researchers at the International Digital Accountability Council (IDAC) found that the Princess Salon, Number Coloring, and Cats & Cosplay applications were manhandling Google’s Data Collection Policies. Google disposed of these applications from the Play Store, As soon as they turned out to be more familiar with about them.

The Google Spokesperson Said, “whenever we discover an application that ignores our game plans, we take an action”. Close by this, they clarified that they approach these issues outstandingly truly and take the important action. By December 19, Google needs to respond to the antitrust case from the U.S. Value Department, according to a court recording. Considering this, Google Said called the case as “Significantly Flawed”.

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