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if the issue was just using the trademark and likeness, why not just remove those issues of contention, and keep the site up and running under a different domain? it wasn't mentioned that they had an issue with the data scraping.
I have seen others similarly have this issue on reddit as well, and the solution was always "someone at google noticed the post and help get the verification issue fixed" or "i had a friend at google look into this for me".
I really wish google offered direct support for developers. Heck, even Apple provides direct support to the developers and limited code support as well! It seems like you get a little more for that yearly $99 developer fee. But now it seems like google charges you a $25 developer fee, just to ban you from the play store because you submitted your ID and their AI couldn't verify your identity and proceeds to not tell you why and give you no recourse to fix it?
it makes sense that google removed "do no evil" from their code of conduct.
I recently got into using the connect app. What were some notable changes that made the app less usable and upset their core user base?
I have a simple sex life tracking app that fills a niche many users are willing to pay for. (iOS only)
It has a single one time purchase of US$9.99. I loathe subscriptions personally, so all premium purchases just get all and any new features I add.
I am the same way, except I just cream. Every time I have come across a discussion on this topic of having cream in your coffee while trying IF, the anecdata consensus is that any calories at all break your fast, so you are no longer fasting if you consume a small amount of cream/sugar.
Having said that, I still do 18/6 IF with cream in my coffee and in my personal experience I still feel great and have had many positive benefits from continuing IF.
I have been really happy with Ally for the past 10 years.
funny enough, yeah! My wife loves trying to keep up a high score and keep the 'longest streak' stat going.
On average it brings in about 3k monthly, and then it always doubles for the month of January. I suspect people set new years goals/resolutions to have more sex.
I built an iOS sex tracking app, Nice.
There were no sex tracking apps on the App Store that weren't focused the menstrual cycle, so I built my own. It now includes cool features such as syncing across iCloud devices, location recording, STD/STI tests, and most importantly, stats!