Mitron App Makes a Comeback on Google Play

Mitron App is now available once again on Google Play. This short video platform, which gives an exact experience like TikTok, was removed from Google Play. The reason was that the app violated Google Play policy. Google had said that this app violates the ‘spam and minimum functionality’ policy, but only after removing the app, the news came that Google is working with the developers of this app to fix the problems of the app. The very next day after the news came, the app made a comeback on Google Play. Let us tell you, before it was removed by Google, this app had gained a lot of popularity, more than 50 lakh people had downloaded this app on their smartphones.

Mitron App once again on Google Play List It is done. This app describes itself as a short video app, which is a Bangalore based social media platform. The user interface of this app is very much like TikTok.

Let us tell you, on June 2, Google had removed the Friends app from Google Play. According to Google’s policy, copying content from another app without making any original changes is a violation of Google’s rules. The policy reads, “We do not allow apps that provide users with an experience similar to apps that already exist on Google Play. Apps should provide a better experience to users through their unique content and services.”

This week itself, without naming Mitron App, Sameer Samat, Vice President of Android and Google Play, informed in his blog post that his team is working closely with the developers, so that after fixing the problems, they can get their app on Google Play. Can resubmit. The very next day, this app returned to Google Play.

It is worth noting that the Mitron app was launched on Google Play 2 months ago. During this time, anti-China and anti-TikTok sentiments had started taking birth in the country, which directly benefited this app. People uninstalled TikTok and started downloading this app. However, recently a major flaw in the Mitron app came to light, through which hackers can access any user’s account and message anyone. However, in this shortcoming, hackers cannot get the personal details of the user like email ID etc. At present, it is not clear whether the developers have fixed this problem or not.

Only one change has been seen in the official changelog of this app on Google Play, and that is the mention of UX (user experience). While the Mitron app has returned to Google Play, the recently removed Remove China Apps is still missing from Google Play.