Yup, it is a bit hilarious when in actuality you only have 3 levels:
pre-teen, teen and mature. "All" would be like saying "pre-teen" and above.
Of course as with a lot of Android development stuff it smacks of
inexperienced teams dreaming it up and probably told "don't look at what
anyone else does because it may be patented." Sigh, the tech world
especially Sillycon Valley can be really weird at times. :-D
- Brian
Al Sutton wrote:
Then why is pre-teen considered OK?
Al.
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On 25 Nov 2010, at 08:14, Pent wrote:
So what do people think about the Googles Market rules saying that any app that asks for / gets the
users location can't be rated "All" it has to be rated "Pre-teen" or above?
(seehttp://goo.gl/2D9nC)
Personally I can't see what this rule is trying to achieve and it seems weird,
so has anyone got any theories as to why it's in place?
They don't want kids giving their location out, seems reasonable to
me.
Pent
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