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halfjew22

If Google won't, r/Android will. I think I've got a much easier way to clean up the Play Store.

We are all aware that the Play Store sucks. Especially over the past couple of days. People are taking proactive steps to clean it up, but sooner or later, we are going to get sick of seeing these PSAs announcing all of the crap Devs. To counter this problem of constant posting to r/Android, I've created playstorecleanup@gmail.com, as well as a Google Spreadsheet to keep track of all of these apps that you guys help report for abusing the rules of the less knowledgable.

I'm sure a majority of you are more than easily capable of spotting these bad apps, but following are a few types of apps in particular that really irk me:

 +Improve your WiFi!

 +Fake or copy games like we've seen the last couple of days here

 +All those blasted Gangnam Style photo booth and other knock-off type apps

 +Emulators that are just absolutely and completely riddled with ads and are therefore unusable

 +WiFi 'hackers'

 +Jumping Boobs / Ass / other sex apps (c'mon guys, it's called pornhub or xvideos)

 +Cell phone signal boosters

 +Etc, etc... I'm sure you all know which apps to report here

So, if you guys think this is a good idea, please help everyone out by contributing the bad apps you find to playstorecleanup@gmail.com in the following format:

 Developer Name:

 Application Name:

 Link to Application on Play Store:

 Reason for Flagging ( Sexual content , Graphic violence, Hateful or abusive content, Harmful to device or data, Other objection):	

 If other, why?:

Every Saturday, I'll report back here with the spreadsheet, or you can just report them if you get board throughout the week, either way will work. I think this is a useful alternative to a separate subreddit, as I think creating would simply result in the same fate as many other 'sub'subreddits do.

I think this can be a really cool way to show Google how moderating their product can improve its quality, even if just ever so slightly. Let the moderation begin.

(PS: Sorry for the weird 'code' formatting. I wanted to tab for clarity and I don't know how to remove that)

Posted Jan 29, 2013, 2:28 PM UTC

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