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As digital lending fraud incidents continue to rise, Google has removed over 2000 loan apps from its India Play Store. These credit disbursement apps were offloaded between January to June this year. The crackdown was based on leads and inputs received, violation of policy, lack of disclosures, and misinformation.The search giant is in the process of introducing stricter policies for listing loan offering apps on the Play Store, said Saikat Mitra, a senior director and the head of trust and safety at Google in the Asia Pacific.There have been multiple reports of harrasment and fraud from these loan apps which disburse 'quick loans' some without approval and also deploy unethical recovery processes for the same. 
As per the findings of an RBI Working Group, released in November 2021, as many as 600 out of 1,100 lending apps currently available for Indian Android users across 80 application stores are illegal apps. 

Google Play removes over 2000 loan apps from India app store: find out why

Explained: Why Google removed over 2000 loan apps from India Play Store

Google cracks down on loan apps in India

The crackdown was based on leads and inputs received, violation of policy, lack of disclosures, and misinformation.

As digital lending fraud incidents continue to rise, Google has removed over 2000 loan apps from its India Play Store. These credit disbursement apps were offloaded between January to June this year. The crackdown was based on leads and inputs received, violation of policy, lack of disclosures, and misinformation. The search giant is in the process of introducing stricter policies for listing<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/loans-get-more-expensive-rates-hiked-again-by-banks-1654066145800"> loan offering apps </a>on the Play Store, said Saikat Mitra, a senior director and the head of trust and safety at Google in the Asia Pacific. There have been multiple reports of harrasment and fraud from these <a href="https://www.editorji.com/crime-news/delhi-businessman-kidnapped-for-not-repaying-loan-2-men-arrested-police-1659932415777">loan apps</a> which disburse 'quick loans' some without approval and also deploy unethical recovery processes for the same.&nbsp;
As per the findings of an <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/rbi-monetary-policy-repo-rate-hiked-by-50-bps-1659674214245">RBI </a>Working Group, released in November 2021, as many as 600 out of 1,100 lending apps currently available for Indian Android users across 80 application stores are illegal apps.&nbsp; 
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The Google Play Pass, a subscription that provides customers with free access to paid apps and games, has arrived in India.

Google Play Pass launched in India: check Android apps, games in subscription

The Google Play Pass, a subscription that provides customers with free access to paid apps and games, has arrived in India.

The Google Play Pass, a subscription that provides customers with free access to paid apps and games, has arrived in India. The service was first launched in the US around two years ago.
Google Play Pass will be rolled out to Android users in India over this week.
<h2>Google Play Pass price in India</h2>
The Google Play Pass price in India has been set at ₹99 per month, or ₹899 per year. Customers can get a one-month trial one signing up for a subscription. A one-month prepaid subscription is also available for ₹109.
The Google Play Pass can be shared with up to five other family members in the Google family group.
Google Play Pass requires at least Android 4.4 and version 16.6.25 of the Play Store app.
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<h2>Google Play Pass vs Apple Arcade</h2>
Google Play Pass takes on Apple Arcade, a similar offering from Apple that gives subscribers access to a suite of exclusive games.
The Google Play Pass catalogue includes over 1,000 titles, across 41 categories, from developers in 59 countries.
The Play Pass also currently includes 15 titles from Indian developers, including Jungle Adventures and World Cricket Battle 2.
Apple Arcade costs ₹99 per month in India. It also available as part of the Apple One subscription service, along with Apple Music, Apple TV+, and iCloud+, for ₹195 per month.
Apple Arcade contains over 200+ games so far. While the Google Play Pass gives free access to paid games and apps already available on the Play Store, Apple Arcade has many exclusive titles which are only available to play for subscribers.

Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and adve

Google is changing its ad-tracking policy: what does it mean for you?

Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and advertisers collect on users, how effective will this move be, and how can you opt-out of ad-tracking on your device?

Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and advertisers collect on users, how effective will this move be, and how can you opt-out of ad-tracking on your device?

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. 

Reports: new Android malware app FlixOnline spread via WhatsApp messages

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations.

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. The FlixOnline app allegedly claimed to offer users access to global Netflix content, but was designed to monitor WhatsApp notifications, and send automatic replies to incoming messages with further malware. Reports say that while the app was pulled from the Play Store immediately after Google was notified, it had by then already been downloaded hundreds of times.

According to market intelligence firm App Annie, smartphone users spent a record $32 billion on apps in the first quarter of 2021.

App Annie: users spent a record $32 billion on mobile apps and games in Q1 2021

According to market intelligence firm App Annie, smartphone users spent a record $32 billion on apps in the first quarter of 2021. The report says that users spent around $9 billion more on mobile games and apps in Q1 2021 as compared to Q1 2020, with growth on both Android and iOS up by 40% year-over-year. Moreover, app downloads saw an increase as well, with both platforms registering a combined spike of 10% to 31 billion.

Google's Play Store will now allow gamers to earn in-app items without splurging cash--as long as they're okay with watching ads. Google Play has launched the Rewarded Products program, which allows Android game developers to offer gamers "free" perks in exchange for watching advertisements.

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