UC Browser Unceremoniously Removed From Google Play Store

UC Browser has mysteriously disappeared from the Google Play
store. The Alibaba-owned mobile browser, which had more than 500 million
downloads last month has been delisted by Google overnight over misleading
content.

The removal of UC Browser from Google Play was spotted by
users and reported late on Tuesday.  Mike
Ross, who claims to work for UC Browser, tweeted that
the browser is “temporarily removed” from the Play Store for 30 days
due to adopting “misleading” and “unhealthy” methods of
increasing installs. We’ve reached out to Google and UCWeb for clarity and will
update this space accordingly.
But UCweb sent out a mail that… We have conducted an urgent internal investigation and fixed the
problem. The new version has been uploaded on Google Play’s Developer Console
and is awaiting evaluation. We will actively cooperate with Google Play for any
concern caused by this unintentional error. In the meantime, users can still download UC Browser Mini from the Play
Store, an alternative version of UC Browser.
When it comes to fast download, UC browser ranks high.. but
we hope to see UC browser back soon
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