Google play Impersonation and Intellectual Property
When developers copy someone else’s work or deceive users, it hurts users and the developer community. Impersonation: When we use another app or entity’s brand, title, logo, or name in a manner that may result in misleading users. Google will not allow to publish the app. In that case we should change the logo, or name or title.Even google would show the app link which we have the conflict Here are some examples of common violations: 1.Developers that falsely suggest an affiliation with another entity: 2.App titles and icons that are so similar to those of existing products or services that users may be misled: 3.Apps that falsely claim to be the official app of an established entity. Titles like “Justin Bieber Official” are not allowed without the necessary permissions or rights. 4.Apps that violate the Android Brand Guidelines. Intellectual Property: Google won’t allow apps or developer accounts that infringe on the intellectual property...