Microsoft to clamp down on ‘misleading' apps


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 02 Sep 2014

Over 1,500 Windows Phone apps have already been removed as part of a concerted effort from Microsoft to police the quality and legitimacy of titles uploaded to the Windows Store. 

In recent weeks a number of publications have run stories expressing concern that there was a growing number of bogus, spammy or outright malicious apps appearing in the Microsoft Windows Phone 8 app store as it built up its inventory to get up to speed quickly with the million+ titles on offer for Android and Apple device owners. But thankfully a purge is on the way. 

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