Google proposes to open Play Store to more real-money games in India
Google has proposed changes to its Play Store policy in India, allowing more real-money games to be featured. The new guidelines would require developers to submit proof that their apps are classified as "games of skill" by an authoritative third-party body. This move aims to provide a more streamlined process for real-money gaming apps to be hosted on the Play Store, which has traditionally been more restrictive in this area. The proposed changes come as Google seeks to balance user safety and access to a growing market for real-money gaming apps in India. The company's approach aims to introduce more stringent criteria while still enabling the distribution of such apps, reflecting the evolving landscape of the digital gaming industry in the country.
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