Google prohibits programs with fraudulent subscription offers from the Play Store

Google is joining Apple in demanding honesty with program subscriptions. Google Play policy prohibits apps which use deceptive language or vision to fool you into subscriptions. Programs now must be clear about a program's price, frequency and provisions, including whether there will be an automatic renewal. They should also summarize the qualities it is possible to use without a subscription, and describe how you cancel service prior to your free period is over.

The company has enhanced the Play Store's Approach to subscriptions to match. You will now receive an email reminder before your trial or intro offer is finished, in addition to for any plans that continue 3, 6, or 12 months. The checkout is now more transparent, and you'll be alerted if you delete an app using an active subscription.

Dedicated subscribers" who aren't clamoring for refunds, this is also a Not-so-subtle warning to scammers along with others using intentionally misleading offers. It should be harder to exploit people who neglect to Cancel service, and of course, pressure you into signing up for solutions. You do not need.