A Single Developer Tries to "Unionize" Others to Air Grievances About The Android Marketplace
A single Android developer who had a file sharing-related app banned is trying to round up others to air grievances about the app store.
Other media publications have called this a “union,” implying this involves a large number of developers. But it looks like there is one for now and a number of other developers and Android engineers are skeptical of his approach.
Named Rich (he doesn’t reveal his last name), the developer had created 18 apps including Port Scandroid and aBTC, the Android BitTorrent client, and the official ‘This American Life’ application. He
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