- Apr 26, 2010
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We all know the rep Android gets because of its market and all the "Sexy Lady #" apps that get flooded in from time to time and how the crap apps almost always end up higher in searches than the app your actually looking for. So, how would you fix it?
I have been thinking about this for some time and had a few solutions.
1. Devs are free to submit any and all apps allowed by the ToS, however there is an optional approval process that devs can submit to. If approved the app gets higher ranking in searches.
2. Again, an optional approval process. Approved apps are are put into the market and will show for all. Un-approved apps will only show in the market if you opt-in (via a box in the market settings) to see 'unapproved apps.'
As you can see, I think Google really needs to implement some sort of approval process for apps while still allowing devs the freedom to submit any of their apps.
I have been thinking about this for some time and had a few solutions.
1. Devs are free to submit any and all apps allowed by the ToS, however there is an optional approval process that devs can submit to. If approved the app gets higher ranking in searches.
2. Again, an optional approval process. Approved apps are are put into the market and will show for all. Un-approved apps will only show in the market if you opt-in (via a box in the market settings) to see 'unapproved apps.'
As you can see, I think Google really needs to implement some sort of approval process for apps while still allowing devs the freedom to submit any of their apps.