JAKARTA – The Qimai research institute reported Apple removed 29,800 applications from the App Store in China. Quoted from ReutersOn Sunday, the application was revoked due to licensing issues from the regulator game in China. Of the removed applications, there are over 26,000 game.
Apple did not comment on this problem. Apple some time ago gave a deadline until June to publishers game so that they enter a license number from the government that allows users to shop from within the application.
According to Reuters, the Android application market in China has met these regulations, but it is unclear why Apple has tightened their policies this year. In early July, Apple removed more than 2,500 applications from the App Store. The Chinese government has long wanted to tighten regulations game to delete sensitive content.
A source from the industry game state permission to take care of purchasing permits from within the old and complicated application. The marketing manager of the AppInChina agency, which helps foreign companies distribute applications, Todd Kuhns, said the policy had an impact on small and medium scale developers, especially in terms of revenue.
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