Google has a history of boxes with advertisements. This company is famous for providing a comprehensive Google advertising service to advertisers around the world, despite having a less popular position among those who do not want to be advertised-especially Android phone users who are often ambushed by advertisements they have no interest to see. Some of the advertisements mentioned above, as appeared on the Google TV home screen and Android TV applications, can clearly force users to listen to audio with a full explosion, even when their devices are silenced.
Google might reduce the negative impact of its advertisements on many Android users in the future, at least according to a series of upcoming policy changes announced by the Superfiant Internet company on July 27. This policy change has been supported by Mishaal Rahman’s senior technical editor on Twitter. If you are not familiar with blogs, Esper is an important source for updates around Android Devops. He clarified the delayed policy changes in the Tweet Utas, by saying, “Effective 9/30/2022: Intertitial advertisements that are unexpected are prohibited. This includes full screen interstitial advertisements of all formats that are displayed unexpectedly or that cannot be closed after 15 – an. Intertitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial That one, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the interstitial, the unexpected or unexpected interstitial do not interfere with the selected users or users can last> 15s. “
Advertising is not the only thing that will change. Starting on November 1, all Google Play applications need to respect flag_secure and VPNService, which basically means that the application will no longer be able to peek at the sensitive data shown in other applications or create long -distance tunnels to other devices without being marked explicitly as a VPN application.
How and when Google ads will change
Google’s newly announced policy changes will not apply for at least a few months, and it looks like they will stagger. As Rahman said on Twitter, the most important update will come on September 30 when Google plans to enforce new ad guidelines for all Google Play applications. There will be a set of rules that are tight enough to be followed here, and Google basically describes any advertising that appears in an unexpected or uncomfortable scenario compared to its new policy rules. The exact words used are: “The full screen interstitial advertisement of all formats (video, gif, static, etc.) which shows unexpectedly, usually when users choose to do something else, not allowed. … advertisements which appears during the game play at the beginning of the level or during the beginning of the content segment is not allowed. … The full screen interstitial advertisement that appears before the application loading screen (splash screen) is not allowed. “
It lasted like that for a few more paragraphs, but the point is that Google might end up cracking down on the worst violators. If that finally happened, it can make Android attractive once again for users who are driven by terrible advertisements. Helping this effort is the urge to target fake or misleading applications. Effective on August 31, applications that mistakenly identify associations or relationships with applications, developers, or other companies will be prohibited from the Google Play Store. Meanwhile, a new policy on September 30 will enforce the rules in which each application developer needs to clearly reveal the cancellation process if their application requires a subscription.