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Due to the certain number of complaints from the people I cooperate with, I would like to reopen this issue due to the new Google Content Policy strategies in mind. Google, unlike Apple, is very stingy with the real explanation why your application is suspended. I'm an iOS developer too and I have experience with App Store rejections, but backed up with screenshots and actual explanations (I was even amazed how did they manage to find those well hidden news and take actual screenshots. Yes, it was a news app).
Recently, I reworked and updated an old "hybrid" app to be fully native one. I've changed nothing related to the content, but only to make it a fully native one. That app got rejected for not complying to the "Gambling Content Policy", after 2 months.
This is a new problem and I would like if we could share problems, solutions here. Advices can come in handy, too.
You can read this too. Same situation with different content.
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Been looking for a guide to app suspension from Google play and been struggling to find one so, based on trawling Stack Overflow and the official Android developer forum have put together a guide for what occurs when an app is suspended from the Google Play (Android marketplace).
There are some questions interspersed, so if you have first-hand experience of this would be good to hear from you, thanks.
May be worth bearing in mind that Google's Play store TOS is updated from time to time and that if your app is currently compliant that may change, at the whim of Google, at some point in future.
If your app is suspended from the Google Play you will receive a notification email from Go