Apple and Google’s outdated apps ban would cut each store by a third

Ars Technica
By Ron AmadeoMay 16, 2022, 5:18 pm519 pts
(credit: Apple) Both members of our favorite mobile duopoly, Google and Apple, recently announced plans to cull outdated apps in their respective app stores. Last month, both companies decided any app that hadn't been updated in two years would be removed. Early in April, Google announced a two-year cutoff…

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