Google have changed play store Policy allowing blockchain-based content on Android apps. Developers can now include digital assets such as NFTs in their apps and games through the Google Play App Store.
Developers of apps and games are required to be transparent with users regarding tokenized digital assets. This means that if an app allows users to purchase or earn tokenized assets, developers must clearly disclose this information to users.
Furthermore, developers are not allowed to promote or idealize the potential earnings from the game or trading activities.
In accordance with Google Play’s policy on real-money gambling, games and contests, apps that do not meet the requirements necessary for gambling are not permitted to accept payment for a chance to win items of undisclosed real-world value, including NFTs Is.
Developers should refrain from making offers for purchase where the value of the NFTs received is unclear at the time of purchase. This includes the use of mechanisms such as ‘loot boxes’ that provide random blockchain-based items.
Newcomers to NFTs may face limitations that prevent them from being tricked into thinking that buying tokenized assets will result in significant profits. This is a common marketing strategy for some projects in the industry.
This can prove beneficial in convincing users that massive profits can be made from purchasing these tokenized assets – a tactic often used to entice buyers.
A ban on on-device crypto mining is already part of Google’s content policy. However, it is being moved from the Financial Services section to another section of the rules.
According to joseph mills, Product Manager for Play Store, Recent updates on Google Play will enable apps and games to innovate and introduce new concepts. This includes adding user-owned content to traditional games as well as offering unique nft Rewards to increase user loyalty.
A select group of developers is testing the new policy before it is released to all developers on Google Play later this year. Users will soon begin to experience the in-app and game blockchain features during the upcoming summer season.
Google aims to collaborate with industry partners to expand its support for blockchain-based apps, including secondary marketplaces, in the future.
Developers of apps and games are required to be transparent with users regarding tokenized digital assets. This means that if an app allows users to purchase or earn tokenized assets, developers must clearly disclose this information to users.
Furthermore, developers are not allowed to promote or idealize the potential earnings from the game or trading activities.
In accordance with Google Play’s policy on real-money gambling, games and contests, apps that do not meet the requirements necessary for gambling are not permitted to accept payment for a chance to win items of undisclosed real-world value, including NFTs Is.
Developers should refrain from making offers for purchase where the value of the NFTs received is unclear at the time of purchase. This includes the use of mechanisms such as ‘loot boxes’ that provide random blockchain-based items.
Newcomers to NFTs may face limitations that prevent them from being tricked into thinking that buying tokenized assets will result in significant profits. This is a common marketing strategy for some projects in the industry.
This can prove beneficial in convincing users that massive profits can be made from purchasing these tokenized assets – a tactic often used to entice buyers.
A ban on on-device crypto mining is already part of Google’s content policy. However, it is being moved from the Financial Services section to another section of the rules.
According to joseph mills, Product Manager for Play Store, Recent updates on Google Play will enable apps and games to innovate and introduce new concepts. This includes adding user-owned content to traditional games as well as offering unique nft Rewards to increase user loyalty.
A select group of developers is testing the new policy before it is released to all developers on Google Play later this year. Users will soon begin to experience the in-app and game blockchain features during the upcoming summer season.
Google aims to collaborate with industry partners to expand its support for blockchain-based apps, including secondary marketplaces, in the future.