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Default The Play Store could soon save you from downloading crappy apps (APK Teardo

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • The Google Play Store could warn you if an app seems to be of low quality.
  • The store could specifically warn you if an app has been frequently uninstalled, has limited user data, or has few active users.
  • These warnings aren’t guarantees of a low-quality app, but could still be useful for many people.

The Google Play Store offers millions of apps, and it’s only natural that at least some of these aren’t worth the download. Now, it sounds like the store itself could warn you if an app is likely of low quality.




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