Whether it's a way to track workouts, chart the nighttime stars, or build a new reality and battle for world domination, Google Play gives developers a platform to create engaging apps and games and build successful businesses. Key to that mission is maintaining the safety and integrity of Google Play as a trusted source of high quality apps for users to find and experience apps and games to enjoy. To support this effort and keep an even playing field for developers, Google Play has policies in place about what is and isn’t allowed on Google Play.
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Learn more about Google Play policies copy
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Restricted Content Play Policy Video
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Privacy, Deception and Device Abuse Play Policy Video
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Spam and Minimum Functionality Play Policy Video
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Monetization and Ads Play Policy Video
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Store Listing and Promotion Play Policy Video
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Families Play Policy Video
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Intellectual Property (IP) Play Policy Video
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Impersonation Play Policy Video
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Malware Play Policy Video
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Mobile Unwanted Software (MUwS) Play Policy Video
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Manage policy violations
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Introduction to Intellectual Property
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Comply with Google Play store listing policies
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Comply with Families policies and program requirements
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Build privacy-friendly apps
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Minimize your use of location data to protect user privacy
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Declare your use of device location data
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Declared permissions and in-app disclosures
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Communicate government information through apps