37 temporarily free and 48 on-sale apps and games for the weekend https://t.co/tnIvnLprvy

— แอน (@iannnnn) July 19, 2019

Google cleans out stalker, spyware apps from Play Store | ZDNet https://t.co/jSzTjUXcui

— Ruth Sala Ordóñez (@Ruth_legal) July 20, 2019

Google cleans out stalker, spyware apps from Play Store https://t.co/T0N5iZHE4I pic.twitter.com/P1WVX1dQ4M

— 【ぱんおじ®】ぱんだ瀕死中 (@Panda_Lv6) July 19, 2019

Google cleans out stalker, spyware apps from Play Store https://t.co/6FCC98eAnR by @SecurityCharlie

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) July 19, 2019

$MTCH #OptionsTrading#stockstowatch #stocks Tinder is now bypassing the Play Store on Android to avoid Google’s 30 percent cut https://t.co/Yd6tYgAZhG

— TekMuNNee Options (@tekmunnee) July 20, 2019

El sorpasso se extiende: Tinder is now bypassing the Play Store on Android to avoid Google’s 30 percent cut https://t.co/fckkBhmUHt

— Marek Fodor (@fodor) July 20, 2019

Tinder is bypassing the Play Store on Android to avoid Google’s 30% cut

To avoid paying in-app purchases of services like Tinder Gold and Tinder Plus, they will encourage users to enter credit card details directly into Tinder’s systems#techradio ?https://t.co/8daQt9lAZt pic.twitter.com/cUVfwsESsq

— Marsha Collier (@MarshaCollier) July 20, 2019

$MTCH says goodbye to Google Play Tax

"We will always try to provide options that benefit their experience and offering payment options is one example of this.”https://t.co/x0ARjpOdcY pic.twitter.com/Eu9z8UPZUu

— Jerry Capital (@JerryCap) July 20, 2019

Tinder is now bypassing the Play Store on Android to avoid Google’s 30 percent cut https://t.co/UWR97QH55b pic.twitter.com/7ibjUbFk7z

— The Verge (@verge) July 19, 2019

Can people who are experts on Google Play TOS opine on whether this actually successfully bypasses the in app tax? https://t.co/1ZbPtlR4yf

— modest proposal (@modestproposal1) July 19, 2019

This is a massive development — it might be a sea change moment. I think this sets a new precedent and we’ll see a lot of other companies with high market penetration follow suit. Fortnite sidestepping Google Play wasnt as impactful as this https://t.co/zEugWbOPPv

— Eric Seufert (@eric_seufert) July 20, 2019

Prediction: In 2020 you will have multiple Android app stores to consider for real. #androiddevhttps://t.co/prPCl3L86Y

— Erik Hellman ☕ (@ErikHellman) July 20, 2019

Hmm, as a user, I prefer to pay for apps & subscriptions through the play store, much safer IMO. As a member of @prjkt_io though, I do agree that @GooglePlay
needs to make some changes to make the play store more developer friendly. https://t.co/tYpoKYWz98

— Char_G (@Char_GZR) July 20, 2019

This is one hell of an opening shot.
Fortnite can afford to drop the play store entirely, but Tinder users are regular people and they'd love revenue by doing it
It's an aggressive move that looks bad for Google to drop payments within. Will be interestinghttps://t.co/KLbQxQbgXu

— Aniket Kadam (@AniketSMK) July 20, 2019

Get caught up this afternoon:
- Divorce is destroying the finances of Americans over 50.
- The gold rush is heating up.
- Tinder has joined the revolt against app store fees by shunning Google Playhttps://t.co/EzyIXfmQYk

— Matthew Miller (@MG_Miller) July 20, 2019

Swipe up and over the walled garden. https://t.co/2Um8CcpF1g

— Mark Bergen (@mhbergen) July 19, 2019

Netflix、Sporifyに続いてTinderも。この流れが今後どこまで加速するかはかなり大きなイシュー。

Tinder Bypasses Google Play Joining Revolt Against App Store Feehttps://t.co/uOq9gEWXS4

— touya (@touya_huji) July 20, 2019

Tinder is now bypassing the Play Store on Android to avoid Google’s 30 percent cut https://t.co/g1BqYAzmwZ

— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) July 20, 2019

The story here isn't that apps are bypassing Google Play's payment methods, it's that Google *allows developers to choose their payment gateway* while Apple does not. If a developer wants to build their own payments tooling, that should be allowed.https://t.co/LCEjzYeTZ6

— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) July 21, 2019

The idea that an OS vendor should get a 30% cut of any digital product or subscription sold in an app is going to increasingly look greedy beyond belief.

The fact that these apps bear all the cost while free ad supported apps pay nothing is most absurd.https://t.co/O6fkUc9KSq

— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) July 20, 2019

Maturation of app ecosystem is when you see this https://t.co/MDgBMrblDq

— Kevin Kwok (@kevinakwok) July 21, 2019