Why did Google declare war on Indian apps?

According to the latest information, Google will remove 10 leading Indian applications from its store. The reason for the decision is that these applications do not comply with the Play Store conditions.

It is said that Indian application developers, who are said to have violated Google’s official payment terms, have not acted constructively at all throughout the process that has been going on for 3 years and are persistently trying to get around the company policy. Other heavy sanctions are on the agenda for these developer companies, whose names have not been disclosed for now.

Google officially declared war on some Indian applications!

Arguing that these practices constantly violate their own terms, even though they strictly comply with other companies’ store procedures, Google stated that concrete steps will be taken on the issue as of today.

Since India contributes greatly to Google’s revenues thanks to its huge population, it was said that the company was hesitant to make drastic moves. But now it looks like the arrow is out of the bow. Because company managers are afraid of experiencing similar incidents in other countries if they continue to turn a blind eye to these violations.

We recently heard that giant Indian platforms such as Bharat Matrimony, Unacademy and Shadi.com filed a complaint against Google in the country’s court. The reason for this was shown to be that the company subjected these platforms to a very high commission in the Play Store. We know that many people in the industry have been complaining about these commission rates for a long time. It looks like this war will continue.

So what do you think about this issue? Do you think the strategy implemented by Google in India is correct? You can easily share your answers with us in the comments section below. Your opinions are very valuable to us.