| >1 app, 2 apps, 10 apps? Did it matter either way? I could have posted 50 apps if I wanted >So I was using the app store as my beta testing platform. >I was planning on taking all these apps down in a few weeks anyway. >I thought I could get maybe 20-30 apps suspended without repercussions >In this age of Google, it’s now “obey or face an instant lifetime ban.” This is progress? What does the future hold if we are forced to strictly obey and understand every legal gotcha in Google’s terms of service? I believe in freedom, not blind obedience. I made some mistakes and would have removed all my apps if I had known the true consequences. He spammed the Google Play store with multiple unfinished versions of the same applications for "beta testing", received warnings which he chose to ignore and then got banned for his gross abuse of the service. Instead of "I messed up, here's a warning to others" it's a case of "why don't Google let me mess around with their service as much as I like? This is oppression, this is America goddamnit, where's muh freedom?!?" Zero sympathy. Well done to Google on taking down one of the many people spamming the Play store with junk. |