Google Play Store

Google recently revealed updates to its Play Store policies, aiming to improve app experiences across the platform.

Google leaves it in the developer's hands to give users insight into their information usage through the "data safety" section.

Google introduces a new program in the EEA, giving developers the option to use alternative billing. These developers will also see reduced fees.

Google has started a new program for its Play Points. Earned points can be used to claim a discount toward a customer's next Google Store purchase.

Google appears to have rolled out a small cosmetic change to the Play Store's logo on a few first-party services, including Google Pay and GPay.

New data from SafeBettingSites reveal a significant drop in app spending on Google Play.

TikTok is under scrutiny again on whether or not it is taking data and feeding it to China. The FCC commissioner writes a letter to Apple's CEO Tim Cook and Google's CEO Sundar Pichai.

Google has rolled out the new Play Store layout and design for a broader set of users on the desktop web, bringing it in line with many of its other services.

Google has opened up a beta program for the Wear OS companion app. However, it's unclear what to expect from the beta as users are experiencing long wait times.

Google Play's recent policy change means that apps that have not been updated in two years will be hidden from search results or completely removed.