Google to Remove Low-Quality Apps from Play Store Starting August 31

New policies aim to enhance user experience by targeting apps with limited functionality and content.

Apps that crash, lack basic utility, or offer minimal engagement will be removed.
Examples include static apps, single wallpaper apps, and non-functional apps.
Google previously blocked 2.28 million policy-violating apps in 2023.
Developers have six weeks to comply with the new standards.
Enhanced security measures also include stricter malware and spyware prevention.