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This article will be updated with recently announced changes.
We’re increasing the scope of the Medical functionalities policy and updating the policy language to incorporate the latest medical guidance and disclaimer requirements for health and medical apps. We’re also consolidating health-related policies under the Health Content and Services page. (effective May 28, 2025)
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Misleading ClaimsWe don’t allow apps that contain false or misleading information or claims, including in the description, title, icon, and screenshots.
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Manipulated MediaWe don't allow apps that promote or help create false or misleading information or claims conveyed through imagery, audio, videos and/or text. We disallow apps determined to promote or perpetuate demonstrably misleading or deceptive imagery, videos and/or text, which may cause harm pertaining to a sensitive event, politics, social issues, or other matters of public concern. Exceptions may be provided for public interest, clearly artificial images, manipulated media with user-facing disclaimers or watermarks, or obvious satire or parody. Manipulated media must comply with existing Google Play developer policies, including prohibiting disallowed content under the restricted content policies. |
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