Google's decision to remove low-functionality apps from its Play Store aims to enhance user experience, ensuring a more stable and responsive environment for Android users.
Andrew Cornwall asserts that while Apple's iOS has strict quality standards for apps, Google's previous leniency had allowed more low-value apps, impacting user experience negatively.
The removal of apps that are static or merely serve as advertisements showcases Google's intention to improve app functionality and the overall quality of choices available.
Cornwall explains that developers often exploited Google's more relaxed policies to publish test apps, leading to a plethora of low-quality options cluttering the Play Store.
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