EDIT: I was concerned this might prevent malware from getting weeded out, but there are rational carve-outs if you dig a little deeper in:
> The various exceptions to the 30-day notice period can in particular arise in connection with illicit or inappropriate content, the safety of a good or service, counterfeiting, fraud, malware, spam, data breaches, other cybersecurity risks or suitability of the good or service to minors.
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I'm a bit concerned that "Article 4" will protect malware and fraudulent software from being removed:
> Platforms will have to provide 30 days notice to publishers before removing content from stores, allowing them time to appeal or make changes to their software. So no immediate and opaque bans (article 4).
Minimizing malware is one of the selling points of App Stores, and this seems to kneecap that to some extent.
> The various exceptions to the 30-day notice period can in particular arise in connection with illicit or inappropriate content, the safety of a good or service, counterfeiting, fraud, malware, spam, data breaches, other cybersecurity risks or suitability of the good or service to minors.
Original Post
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I'm a bit concerned that "Article 4" will protect malware and fraudulent software from being removed:
> Platforms will have to provide 30 days notice to publishers before removing content from stores, allowing them time to appeal or make changes to their software. So no immediate and opaque bans (article 4).
Minimizing malware is one of the selling points of App Stores, and this seems to kneecap that to some extent.