Google is swapping out its one-tap buy button for a slide gesture to help prevent accidental purchases on the Play Store.

The Play Store is getting a taste of Google’s Material 3 Expressive design language with colorful new icons in the search tab ...

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Google has recently introduced an update to the Play Store with a new gesture that will save you from accidental purchases.

As previewed in March, the Google Play Store is adding a “Slide to buy” gesture to confirm Android app, book, movie, and TV show payments.

In what could be a bug or behavior change, the Google Play Store is not showing available updates for system-level apps.

Google has finally ditched one-tap buys on the Play Store for a swipe-to-buy move, making sure you really want to spend your ...

The Google Play Store is reportedly not displaying available updates for system-level apps, possibly due to a bug or behavior ...

The Google Play Store will soon drop support for Android Instant apps, which let Android users discover apps without having ...

Madras High Court (HC) has dismissed Google’s application requesting the court to reject a civil suit by education technology ...

These deceptive apps have made their way into the Google Play Store by posing as trustworthy applications, imitating the ...

Crypto-phishing apps on Google Play Store pose a serious threat to mobile users. These apps mimic real platforms to steal login credentials.Users ...