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Tip: If you need more information about releases, go to Prepare and roll out a release. If the non-compliant versions are released to multiple tracks, repeat step 4 in each track.Once saved, click Review release and then roll out the release to 100%. Make sure the non-compliant version is under the 'Not included' section of this release.Otherwise, add the policy-compliant version of app bundles. If the release with the violating app bundles are in a draft state, discard the release.Click Manage track and Create new release.Important: If you fail to deactivate the non-compliant app bundle(s), your attempt to resubmit your app will fail, and live versions of your app bundle(s) may be removed from Google Play.Open Play Console and upload the modified, policy-compliant app bundle across all tracks, and deactivate the non-compliant app bundle(s).

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Make the appropriate changes to your app and update all release types in addition to your production release (for example, the open, closed and internal test track releases).

Additional enforcement could occur if there are further policy violations.

Note: Also check that your app is compliant with all other Google Play Developer Program Policies.

Read through the relevant policy noted in the enforcement message for more details (you will have received a Play Console Inbox message and an email with information about the policy or policy your app violated).

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Here's how to resubmit your app following a policy violation: If Google Play contacts you regarding a policy violation, you may be able to correct the issue yourself and resubmit your app. Resubmit your app following a policy violation If your app has been removed or suspended from Google Play, its users may receive a push notification from Google Play Protect informing them of this change and giving them the option to remove the app from their device. Users will also have the option to keep the app.įor more information, go to Google Play Protect. It protects users against potentially harmful apps (PHAs), which may include apps that have been removed or suspended from Google Play. Google Play Protect is Google's built-in malware protection for Android.

Note: Until you’ve addressed the policy violation listed in your warning email, don't republish a removed app.

Your users, statistics, and ratings will be retained once you submit a compliant update for a removed app.

If your app has been suspended after receiving a warning, an appeal is required.

Once your app is removed, the published version of your app won't be available on Google Play until you submit a compliant update.

However, your app will be removed after the number of days found in the initial warning email.

Don't impact the standing of your Google Play Developer account.