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Google on Friday delisted several prominent apps by ten Indian developers from its marketplace Play Store for “non-compliance with billing policies”, triggering fresh conflict with a number of local internet firms that have been at loggerheads with the American giant over what they term its “unfair” policies.The delisted apps include Bharat Matrimony, Telugu Matrimony, Tamil Matrimony, Marathi Matrimony as well as Matrimony.com’s Jodii and People Group’s Shaadi.com as well as dating apps Truly Madly and QuackQuack.…

Info Edge's Naukri.com and 99acres, Matrimony.com's BharatMatrimony, People Interactive's Shaadi.com, online podcast platform Kuku FM, and online dating app Truly Madly were among some of the apps to be taken down by tech giant Google on Friday from its app marketplace Play Store in its clampdown on companies not complying with its billing policies. Other apps that have been taken down include online dating app QuackQuack, vernacular video-streaming platform Stage, and Balaji Telefilms’ Altt.Elevate Your Tech Prowess with…

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Indian app developers believe that the unbundling of Google-controlled app ecosystem in India will help them create several new business models for engaging with users through partnerships with hardware firms and operating systems.The country’s app ecosystem could mirror that of China where there are a multitude of operating systems and Play Store options with different apps that users can choose to deploy on their smartphones, they said.“The possibilities are endless and it could even mirror the best part of China's…