Keeping kids safe is a priority for us, so we’re evolving our policies to provide additional protections for them. All developers need to indicate if children are part of your target audience, and if so, comply with our new Families policy.

Learn more ↓ https://t.co/HScpJUjfi3

— Google Play Apps & Games (@GooglePlayDev) May 29, 2019

Keeping kids safe is a priority for us, so we’re evolving our policies to provide additional protections for them. All developers need to indicate if children are part of your target audience, and if so, comply with our new Families policy.

Learn more ↓ https://t.co/HScpJUjfi3

— Google Play Apps & Games (@GooglePlayDev) May 29, 2019

Today @GooglePlayDev announces new policies to provide additional protections for children and families, ensuring that apps have appropriate content, show suitable ads & handle personally identifiable information correctly. Great work! #ConnectedFamilies https://t.co/dFq2nu3xwt

— Family Online Safety Institute (@FOSI) May 29, 2019

Google bans apps used to help buy marijuana https://t.co/3zTctgQVis

— Financial Times (@FT) May 29, 2019

Google bans marijuana delivery companies from selling weed directly through their apps https://t.co/JiXmQlZX7x pic.twitter.com/A8lp8UA5BK

— The Verge (@verge) May 29, 2019

Following FTC complaint, Google rolls out new policies around kids’ apps on Google Play: https://t.co/IrT89iAY4A

— Sarah Perez (@sarahintampa) May 29, 2019

News @Techmeme - Google just banned marijuana delivery apps from the Play Store https://t.co/0ueQrmf3Ij

— David Ruddock (@RDRv3) May 29, 2019