Google Removes Indian Apps from Play Store
Google Removes Apps from Play Store in India Over Payment Dispute
Ayaz Mughal
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Google Removes Apps from Play Store in India Over Payment Dispute
New Delhi: Google has begun removing several apps, including popular matrimony apps, from the Play Store in India due to a disagreement over service fees. Google charges between 11% and 26% on in-app transactions, which some Indian startups are contesting.
Key points:
Matrimony.com confirmed the removal of its dating apps and called it a "dark day for the Indian internet."
Google maintains its stance on fee collection or app removal, despite court rulings against granting relief to startups.
The removal highlights the complexities of the tech ecosystem and the challenges faced by startups in India, where Google dominates the Android market.
