Disconnect Mobile returned to the Google Play Store yesterday for the first time since Google banned it in August, but overnight Google kicked the app out again.
CNET received an email from Disconnect co-founder Casey Oppenheim on Tuesday morning about the ousting.
“Our app got removed by Google again at around 2 a.m. [PT],” he said. “Ugh.”
Disconnect Mobile, a malicious tracking and malicious advertising prevention app, was originally banned in August for violating section 4.4 of the Google Developer Distribution Agreement. That section prohibits Android apps hosted in Google Play from interfering with other apps or Android services.
The app had more than 20,000 new installs yesterday before being removed again.
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