Recently there’s been quite a stir going on regarding Google’s new requirement for developers to provide an address for any paid apps to be displayed on the app page in the Play Store. Now it seems app pages have been updated to display the developer’s address, along with a price range for in-app purchases.
The issue with displaying developer’s addresses isn’t big until you get to the developers that are just a single person working out of their home. While you’ve always had access to these addresses in Google Wallet after purchasing said app, it was not out in the open for the whole world to see. So now, John Smith who created a new paid game in the Play Store has to provide his home address for it to be displayed on his app’s page.
However, the range of in-app purchase prices is a nice touch. Now you can be ready for whatever temptation may arise after downloading that free game, but with in-app purchases costing $15. No more excuses.
What do you think about the address debacle? And are you glad you can now see in-app purchases?
via Android Police
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