My interpretation is that "All" means that no one should have to worry
about giving away any unintended information, and that there are no
privacy concerns in the app. For instance, a game like Angry Birds or
one of the Sudoku games would be labeled as "All."
If there's anything that might jeopardize privacy or location, then it
must be rated at "Pre-teen" or above, though I would think that location
theoretically should require higher than a "Pre-teen" rating unless the
app is intended to help parents keep track of their children.
That's my interpretation at least,
Raymond
On 11/25/2010 03:08 AM, Al Sutton 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?
(see http://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?
Al.
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