[Donzo]

I'm a small to medium sized publisher and I've had to travel through Google's compliance funnels more than I would have liked.

I've never had any compliance issues with any other advertising network.

Google works hard to keep the ecosystem healthy because it's good for their long-term interests. But of course, their systems are not perfect.

[doodliego]

If you're removing 700,000 apps a year from your store for violating your own policies, it's fair to say your system is not only not perfect, it's horribly broken.

[ariwilson]

Completely disagree. Could also mean they're doing a great job finding problematic apps.

[doodliego]

They have "only" 2.6 million apps (as of March 2018):

https://www.statista.com/statistics/266210/number-of-availab...

37% fraud-rules breaking rate is pathetic. Maybe they should spend time vetting these things before allowing malware-infested spyware out into the "ecosystem."

[chillfox]

Another way to look at it is their submission process fails to catch problematic apps. Making it necessary to pull them from the store after they have been published.