## Google Reveals Play Store Changes Before App Deletion in 21 Days
**Mountain View, CA:** Google has announced major changes to its Play Store policy, aimed at improving app quality and user experience. The tech giant will now implement a 21-day warning period before deleting any apps that fail to meet its new standards.
This shift signals a new approach by Google, moving away from immediate app removal to a more user-centric system. Developers will be alerted to any violations 21 days before potential app deletion, giving them ample time to address issues and bring their apps into compliance.
This new process allows developers a chance to remedy problems, improve user experience, and maintain their app listings on the Play Store. Google is highlighting this as a key initiative to foster a more reliable and user-friendly ecosystem.
While the specifics of the new standards are yet to be fully outlined, Google emphasizes that the primary focus will be on factors such as app functionality, user safety, and overall quality. The 21-day grace period will be a crucial tool to guide developers toward compliance, contributing to a smoother and more reliable app environment for all users.
