The application is unsolicited Adblock Fast by Samsung? A few days ago Samsung announced its plans to add an Adblocker to the browsers of Galaxy smartphones. However, it seems that the company's decision is doomed to fail.
Samsung planned to add to the Internet browser (version 4) that Galaxy smartphones use an app that would block ads. The name of the application: Adblock Fast.
But the application did not appear on the Google Play Store, although the company that developed it for Samsung (rocketship Apps) promised that it would be released soon.
But Google seems to have a different opinion. The company considering the application Adblock Fast to give the green light light that would allow its availability through the Play Store sent the following e-mail to its developers, according to TheVerge:
"While reviewing Adblock Fast, com.rocketshipapps.adblockfast, we found that it violates section 4.4 of the Developer Distribution Agreement. This application has been disabled as it violates our policy.
As a reminder, you have agreed to follow the Google Play Developer Program Policies and apply our other policy terms and conditions to your applications.
If you have already reviewed the policies and think this decision of ours is wrong, please contact us team support of our policy. One of my colleagues will contact you within 2 working days.
We appreciate your support from Google Play! ”
Guess now why Adblock Fast was blocked from the Play Store. The violation of the application development guidelines referred to by Google in the above e-mail concerns the subject of that application. Google will not be available to release a third-party app that blocks its ads through the Google Play Store!
At present it is not unclear whether or not rocketship Apps will find a solution to the issue. Sure is that Samsung users will not have to wait for adblocking to appear on their devices soon.
