
Perhaps Google is looking to increase the appropriateness of content listed in the Android Market for teens, as a recent post by the company indicates that developers will be required to submit application content ratings on all present and future applications listed on the Android Market. Possible ratings include all, pre-teen, teen, or mature. There are quite a bit of details to go through and if you’re looking to update you apps, you might want to check it out. The statement reads:
“Please use our application ratings to help users determine whether your application and its content is appropriate for them. This includes all the content in your app, including user generated content and ads, and content that your app links to. All applications should adhere to the Android Market Developer Content Policy. Ratings don’t need to reflect the difficulty or quality of your app. Please use the following as guidance in determining the appropriate rating category. As the developer, you are ultimately responsible for rating your application in the appropriate category.”
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