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Quote from: LaLegiste on March 20, 2018, 12:52:47 AM

Obviously, Google is doing it under the pressure of the regulators. But i don't like this hypocritical rhetoric of "protecting users". Wouldn't it be more useful for users protection not to allow into Google Play Store phishing apps or stealth miners?

you got it mate,is this action really for the benefits of crypto users or for the benefits of some individuals,i trusted google since then but doing this action is not appropriate in this moment,while more issues throwing to crypto specially bitcoin,now another move from google that can create another panic,i wish they could do more than damn bannings

It isn't Google's fault that they have to succumb to the pressure of the government. It is like having a gun to your head and having two options of which neither is pretty but you go with the least ugliest outcome. They are less afraid of customers getting wrongly scammed than they are the government, or so this action would appear. You can surely bet that the non thinking part of the population ate this propaganda up like nobody's business though lol.

I do not think this is a problem from regulatory pressure or any government, do not have to panic about this, facebook has also done it earlier this year. Remember, the ban is not for crypto, but advertising crypto product and ads offers from ico. Other risky financial products are also prohibited by google and we do not have to worry about this.

Exactly, Google is taking a lot of measure in order to control the flow of ICO, Governments are looking for registered ICO's who are following their rules and regulation because we have seen many ICO's are getting into scam without any further developments mentioned on their roadmap.