Shaadi.com CEO Anupam Mittal condemned Google's removal of several apps, including Shaadi.com, from the Play Store over billing policy violations. Mittal criticized Google, labeling the move as "a dark day for India Internet" and accused the tech giant of fostering false narratives and showing audacity, reflecting a disregard for India. He likened Google's actions to the historical exploitation by the East India Company, deeming it the "new Digital East India Co." The incident underscores the growing tension between app developers and tech platforms over app store regulations. Shaadi.com and other affected apps now face hurdles in reaching users via the Play Store. This event reignites discussions about app store policies, fair competition, and access to digital markets, raising questions about the future of app distribution and monetization. #entertainmentgossip
Today is a dark day for India Internet. Google has delisted major apps from its app store even though legal hearings are underway @CCI_India & @indSupremeCourt Their false narratives & audacity show they have little regard for 🇮🇳 Make no mistake – this is the new Digital East…
