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Mitron App has been removed From the Google Play Store..

Mitron has been removed from the play store for violating policies and repetitive content policies.. 
                            
                               NEWS#5
Mitron app, an alternative/rival ofTikTok which quickly collect a lot of popularity , has now been removed from the Google Play store. The app grew quickly on the promise of it's Indian ‘origin', as founded in many of the reviews of the app. However, it was then discovered that the app was a rebranded version of another app made by a developer from Pakistan. Now, Mitron has been pulled from the Google Play store and as per a report, Google removed it for violating its ‘spam and minimum functionality' policy.

Google's policy states that copying content from other apps without making any original changes or adding value to it is a violation. “We don't allow apps that merely provide the same experience as other apps already on Google Play. Apps should provide value to users through the creation of unique content or services ,the policy reads. google also states that the app should provide a “basic degree of functionality and a respectful user experience.”

After questions about the true origins of the Mitron app were raised, it was found that the app's entire source code was purchased from Pakistani software developing company, Qboxus, for $34 (approximately Rs. 2,500). Qboxus CEO Irfan Sheikh said , “There is no problem with what the developer has done. He paid for the script and used it, which is okay. But, the problem is with people referring to it as an Indian-made app, which is not true  because they have not made any changes in the script. 


On May 30, the app added a privacy policy under the CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) privacy rights that lets users “control their data or get it removed or request the app developer  to not to sell user data,"..

written by: Atul Patel 

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