App removed from google play store?

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Hey guys, I had an app that was listed in the Google Play Store from where I was earning some money using push notification ads, but somehow google decided to remove my app, and I can no longer make an appeal.

I think it was removed because of the push notifications/banner ads.

Are you using push notification ads for your mobile apps? from what network?

Also, do you have apps which are removed from playstore? I am interested in finding more apps that are removed from playstore.
 
Hi, are those outside app ads? Like push notifications pushes the script and it shows the banner?
 
This year google has been deleting apps for random reasons and as always it is nearly unbelievable to reinstate any of them
One friend said they reinstated a bulk of apps banned and appealed dated about year ago… but decents of our apps still in ban.
 
Hey guys, I had an app that was listed in the Google Play Store from where I was earning some money using push notification ads, but somehow google decided to remove my app, and I can no longer make an appeal.

I think it was removed because of the push notifications/banner ads.

Are you using push notification ads for your mobile apps? from what network?

Also, do you have apps which are removed from playstore? I am interested in finding more apps that are removed from playstore.
I do not have app on Play Store but I've used push traffic a lot to promote CPA mobile targeted offers. I've got the best result with push from the following networks:
PropellerAds, AdMaven, RichPush, Zeropark, and MegaPush.
 
I do not have app on Play Store but I've used push traffic a lot to promote CPA mobile targeted offers. I've got the best result with push from the following networks:
PropellerAds, AdMaven, RichPush, Zeropark, and MegaPush.
I was interested to know if someone has mobile apps and traffic on them to use any of these networks.
 
I was interested to know if someone has mobile apps and traffic on them to use any of these networks.
I had the outside app ads with PropellerAds, StartApp and AppNext but the apps had been on market for 2-3 months. And I disabled it for reviews.
 
It is strictly prohibited by the rules at all :)
But there was a man named Vinku and he told about this method a lot a few years ago in this forum.
 
I had the outside app ads with PropellerAds, StartApp and AppNext but the apps had been on market for 2-3 months. And I disabled it for reviews.
Do you still have them? what kind of apps?
 
Hi,Guys I really need your assistance ...I want to start publishing games,which is the best between android and IOS for a stable income and what niches do you have in mind.
 
Hi,Guys I really need your assistance ...I want to start publishing games,which is the best between android and IOS for a stable income and what niches do you have in mind.
If you want a stability and clearness look at AppStore only ;)
 
Hey guys, I had an app that was listed in the Google Play Store from where I was earning some money using push notification ads, but somehow google decided to remove my app, and I can no longer make an appeal.

I think it was removed because of the push notifications/banner ads.

Are you using push notification ads for your mobile apps? from what network?

Also, do you have apps which are removed from playstore? I am interested in finding more apps that are removed from playstore.


Hi,

I can understand the frustration of having your app removed from the Google Play Store. This is a common challenge faced by many app developers, especially with the increasing scrutiny over push notifications and banner ads.

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If you’re interested in learning more, feel free to reach out to me for further details. I’m happy to share more about how this solution could help you.
 
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