However, if Google does not re-enter the Chinese market, it will not Google Play Store as we know. It will be a government-approved Chinese version - that soothes Chinese officials -. A Google Android app store censored
Although the Android operating system is very popular in China, very few devices have installed Google Play Store, but, of course, if things go according to the Google Android app store censored plan would generate massive revenue for Google, by providing a large share of the cake billion, which Apple has already.
According to anonymous sources speaking to Information , Google has been working on a Google Android app store for over one year, to ensure that their applications are approved by the Chinese government. The Google Android app store censored come pre-installed on new smartphones that run on a version of Google Android license.
Google cut operational links with mainland China in 2010 following the censorship of its search results and cyber attacks against Gmail users. Google moved some of its operations in Hong Kong to evade strict laws of China over Internet censorship. information reports as the return of a Google Android app store in China would only be approved if Google agreed to block all applications that break censorship regime strict of China, and according to the report, Google is ready to comply; "The movements restore Google as an Internet service provider in mainland China that stores user data locally and meets the requirements of government censorship."
If and when Google returns to China, there is the possibility that they will push for more of their services to re-enter the Chinese market, such as its search and Gmail services. Having already defended against the rules of strict censorship in China, are now selling Google-outs by making plans to return to China, saluting their strict censorship regime? Or is time to sweep these issues "years" under the rug and join Apple already selling its App Store iPhone and iPad and China?
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