Google has started banning Google Play apps that inadvertently add ads to the Android device lock screen.
The practice, according to the company, runs counter to Google's new monetization and advertising policy :
"Apps can not display ads or features that generate revenue from a device's locked screen unless the app's sole purpose is to offer the lock screen service."
In this way, apps that provide features for the lock screen, which is their purpose, can still generate revenue from ads.
The practice, according to the company, runs counter to Google's new monetization and advertising policy :
"Apps can not display ads or features that generate revenue from a device's locked screen unless the app's sole purpose is to offer the lock screen service."
In this way, apps that provide features for the lock screen, which is their purpose, can still generate revenue from ads.
