This change comes in implementation of judicial rulings to confront charges of monopoly, and includes the following:
– Content availability: Eligible stores will be able to access Google Play apps and games.
– Developer control: Developers have the right to allow or prevent the listing of their applications in these stores via the “Play Console” platform.
– Joining requirements: Third-party stores must meet strict security standards and pay an annual subscription fee.
– Continuity of security: The “Play Protect” security system will remain in effect, and Google service fees will remain for applications downloaded in this way.
This step is a fundamental shift aimed at enhancing competition and providing greater choices for users in the United States.
