Google starts removing Indian apps as fees row escalates - Moneycontrol

Google starts removing Indian apps as fees row escalates Indian startups have for years been protesting against many of the U.S. giant's practices, including its in-app fee charges. Read More

Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps as fees row escalates

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Google began removing the apps of 10 companies in India on Friday, including some popular matrimony apps such as Bharat Matrimony and job search app Naukri, in a dispute over ... Read More

Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps - The Express Tribune

Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps as fees row escalates Indian startups have for years been protesting against many of US giant's practices, including its in-app fee charges ... Read More

Fee row: Google starts removing Indian apps - The Financial Express

Fee row: Google starts removing Indian apps. It did not name the firms but many companies including InfoEdge’s Jeevansathi, Shaadi.com, TrulyMadly, ... India News 17 min ago. Read More

Google starts removing multiple Indian apps from Play Store for not ...

NEW DELHI: Google on Friday began removing some apps, including popular matrimony apps, from its Play Store in India over a dispute on service fee payments. Google said that 10 companies in the ... Read More

Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps as fees row ...

Google began removing the apps of 10 companies in India on Friday, including some popular matrimony apps such as Bharat Matrimony and job search app Naukri, in a dispute over service fee payments ... Read More

UPDATE 6-Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps as fees row ...

Google began removing the apps of 10 companies in India on Friday, including some popular matrimony apps such as Bharat Matrimony and job search app Naukri, in a dispute over service fee payments in ... Read More

Google removes Indian matrimonial, job search apps as fees row escalates

Google dominates the Indian market as 94% of phones are based on its Android platform. Only 3% of the more than 200,000 Indian developers who use the Google Play platform are required to pay any ... Read More