Google Play banned games with loot boxes, where the chance of dropping items is not indicated

According to Android Police, Google Play now blocks apps that contain:

• virtual loot boxes without a clear indication of how likely a player is to receive a valuable item.

The concepts are also clarified:

• sexual content: these are nude or vulgarly dressed characters, images of sexual intercourse, fetish content, etc.;
• the language of enmity: these are any statements that infringe on the dignity of groups protected by law, calls for discrimination;

In addition, Google has banned applications that facilitate or promote the sale of counterfeit goods; and completely useless applications without any functions.

The updated Google Play rules are not limited to the above. You can view the full list here.

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