Google is set to enforce stricter quality standards on its Play Store, starting August 31, by removing low-quality apps that offer limited functionality or content, such as text-only or single wallpaper apps, and those that crash frequently. This policy update aims to enhance user experience and security, ensuring that apps are stable, responsive, and engaging. In 2023, Google blocked millions of policy-violating apps and several thousand developer accounts to protect users from fraudulent and malicious activities. Despite these efforts, new threats like the 'Konfety' ad fraud scheme persist, exploiting harmless Play Store duplicates to perform malicious activities. Google's updated policies, including stricter vetting processes, are intended to mirror the security standards of Apple's App Store and mitigate such threats.