Pixalate's report entitled “H1 2021 Delisted Mobile Apps Report” shows that over 813,000 apps have been delisted
According to the report, which analyzed more than5 million mobile apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, these apps had over 21 million consumer reviews in the App Store before being delisted.
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The report also shows that of the 89% excludedOf App Store apps aimed at children aged 12 and under, 59% did not have a written privacy policy. More than 60% of apps delisted in China also did not have a written privacy policy.
The report also shows that 83% of applications delisted during this period either did not have a specified address at all (78%), or the address could not be identified (5%).
As for the Google Play Store, everything is hereA little more complicated: 66% of the apps excluded from the list had at least one “dangerous permission”. For example, 27% of them had access to GPS coordinates, and 19% could access a camera.
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It's impressive that the top 20 most popular (based on user rating) remote apps list includes GoPro's Quik video editor.
Source: pixalate, venturebeat
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