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Google has rolled out its app approval process for developers who wish to distribute their mobile applications on the Android platform developers resident approval process has been in place for several months. Previously, Google has no approval process for developers to get their apps on the platform, which allows Google to over one million apps in the Play Store. However, the absence of a screening system means different from Apple's App Store, users are likely to be found on Google Play apps that do not live up to the expectations of the players and the policy shops. When users report apps that run counter to Google's policy not to initiate a review of the specific app. Google said the goal of recommending approval process checks to ensure that applications do not violate Google's policies without unnecessary length of time it takes to publish apps. "We have to focus on rapid innovation and unique are unique to Google Play, and will continue to help developers get their products to market within a few hours after sending over days or weeks," Eunice Kim. Google Play product manager, said in a blog post, "In fact, there are no noticeable changes for developers in the release.". Google's announcement seems to have a shot at not so far-fetched that Apple will be plenty of time to run apps through a long approval process. Director of Google's business development for Google Play Purnima Kochikar said Google could approve applications quickly because the process is handled by a team of expert human use automated tools to divorce apps are violated. Such software can be detected by the presence of malware. Spyware piracy and sexually explicit content. After the application has been submitted and they will be handed over to a team of people in the analysis and approval. "We're trying to figure out what the machine can learn more" Kochikar told TechCrunch "So what machines can do today. And what we need to weigh in human beings do. ". The approval process also makes it easier for developers to check the status of the application of them and get more details about the apps they have not been approved through the console developers. Google While Google has also added a new age rating system for apps that will help developers evaluate their application depends on the right audience. The rankings will be from the ranks of the international coalition Rating (IARC) and agencies that are members, including those from the US, Germany, the rest of Europe, Australia, and Brazil. The area is ranked the body will not be ranked like "Everyone (E)", "Mature (M)" and "Teen (T).". Google has rolled out a questionnaire to the development which they must answer and submit before May IARC to be assigned to the application of them. Developers who have not submitted the questionnaire's time to have apps on their identified as "Unrated" which could mean it will not show in certain countries, Google also will have to check the ratings. to make sure that they are appropriate to apps, and developers will not receive a questionnaire scam to get the ratings are not appropriate.