End Permian – Android and iPhone games and themes.

[...] hit by these changes. That said, push advertisers didn’t do themselves any favors with their ad quality – which was borderline abysmal most of the time. Why couldn’t they take the high road like [...]

[...] I’ve added Flight Theory to my games and updated Galaxy Bowling. I’m thinking of adding development notes too, but I’ll have to see if anyone actually looks [...]

This is an interesting change of events for many apps in Google Play. It looks like the new policy update bans push and icon advertising or in their o [...]

This is an interesting change of events for many apps in Google Play. It looks like the new policy update bans push and icon advertising or in their o [...]

[...] best developers got was a check box to disable what advertisers liberally called “Dating ads.” The first time I saw a “dating” ad on my app, I about fell out of my chair. [...]

[...] This is an interesting change of events for many apps in Google Play. It looks like the new policy update bans push and icon advertising or in their own terms: “prohibits ads in system notifications [...]

[...] Google’s own AdMob. The difference in revenue to a developer was significant. Most push ad networks have seen the writing on the wall though and offer a multitude of different ad types. [...]

[...] looks like the new policy update bans push and icon advertising or in their own terms: “prohibits ads in system notifications or home screen icons”. I think this is a great thing for Google [...]

[...] for many apps in Google Play. It looks like the new policy update bans push and icon advertising or in their own terms: “prohibits ads in system notifications or home screen icons”. [...]