Google is blocking on the 2.28 million applications on Android, this is why

Google has published some of the data in relation to the measures implemented to prevent the publication of the application on Android which don't comply with the rules of the Play Store. The company's Mountain View blocked over 2.28 million apps in the year 2023. The store is one of the services examined by the European Commission under the Act, the Services are Digital.

Google has shut down thousands of accounts
As the operating system in the mobile phone, the most popular in the world, the cyber criminals cyber utilize the apps to the Android to distribute the malware. In some cases, they are able to waive the defense in the Play Store, but unfortunately, most of the applications of the infected are revealed and removed. Google has blocked the release of more than 2.28 million apps, thanks to the control of the human systems and the class of machines and the features of the new security issues.

We have tightened the requirements to the developers through the year 2023, as well as a p.moreover, it has. search for more information and identity prior to allowing the creation of the account. Google has been identified and shut down over 330,000 to account for the violation of the rules of its own. For comparison, the 1.5 millions of applications are being blocked in the year 2022, while nearly 173,000 account was closed.

The company's Mountain View was rejected likewise the requirements for the system for about 200,000 applications, because those were the permission to unauthorized, such as the case in the TEXT, and the geographical location in the background. One of the novelties introduced recently to protect the user is scanning, programmatic and real-time by Play Protect of the application to be installed from the outside of the store.

Between the end of October and beginning of November, 2023, Google announced the new regulations on the application of IT and it's a badge of security for the applications in VPN. Other initiatives, to ensure your privacy and security, and will launch in the following weeks.