Russia, which invaded Ukraine at the end of February, drew a serious reaction all over the world. Russia, which received serious sanctions especially from western-based technology companies, now faces another sanction. Google announced its plan to upset the citizens of Russia.
Users will not be able to download and update paid applications
With its new sanction, Google prevents Russian citizens from downloading paid applications via Google Play and updating installed paid applications. Preparing a question and answer section for developers, Google stated that free applications can still be downloaded and updated. In addition, developers will not be able to publish paid applications for Russia.
Apple criticism from Elon Musk: App Store commission is too high
Google began sanctions against Russia on March 10. Stating that users in Russia can access the applications they purchased at the time, Google seems to have changed its mind on this issue. The firm suggested that developers also delay payment renewals. In addition, the company suggested that paid applications should be made free in this process if they provide a serious service. Let’s see if the sanctions against Russia will increase even more.
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