Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by sverhagen on Monday March 25, 2019 @10:22PM
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Didn't they take away the level playing field when they created the playing field?
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Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by ams6110 on Monday March 25, 2019 @10:30PM
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They built a nice new field with a wall around it and guards at the gates. The old open field with all the weeds and litter is still there.
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by balls187 on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @12:25AM
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Googles field is also full of weeds, and litter.
And it's guards are fairly inept.
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by Aeolun on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @12:38AM
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But it’s the field everyone plays on. What are you going to do. Play by yourself?
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by balls187 on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @01:24AM
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I'm not sure how that's relevant to the point that Google Play is full of malware.
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by dahfizz on Monday March 25, 2019 @10:37PM
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So your complaint is that Google produced a better product? Or are you implying that Google is poisoning all other ecosystems?
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by holoduke on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @04:21AM
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Your argue would not stand a chance in court.
If a shoppingmall allows sellers to sell products in their shopping mall and suddenly the shoppingmall would dispel certain sellers resulting into a dispute then the normal us law system will apply.
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by lotsofpulp on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @10:14AM
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A shopping mall has opportunity costs (limited availability of space, location, infrastructure needs) that computer based "malls" don't.
Re:Google removed my ads-free app for “deceptive ads”
by dahfizz on Monday March 25, 2019 @10:35PM
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It's real easy to contrive clever little gotchas in fluffy language talking about "playing fields" but what is it that you think they've done?
Even accepting your premise that there is no longer a "level playing field", there's no legal reason to expect Google to help you publish your app anyway. Hence they have not taken or vioated any rights you think you have.