Although it may sometimes seem the opposite, Google reviews new apps uploaded to your store, either manually or by default. The process a few years ago was almost contemporary, though last year they began to do a three-day subtle review. Now the number is increasing even further: the review may take a week or more.
Google announces to the Google Play Developer Console that working time adjustments (caused by a coronavirus) are causing line larger than normal, and in updates from Google Play.
New applications will take a long time to arrive
Google does not specifically mention COVID-19, though it is clearly an elephant in the room. When more and more countries, including Spain, impose, slow or slow the movements of their citizens, revenge in many places they are unavoidable. And electronically.
Google is one of the companies that has asked all of its employees in Europe, the United States, Africa and the Middle East to work from home as much as possible, but this adjustment has an impact on all the processes that require personal review, such as: A review of apps published on Google Play.
Last year, Google Play began updating new apps published in its store in-depth, especially for "anonymous" developers. Today, developers are met with a notice that delays may increase: is expected to take seven days or more.
It should be emphasized that this in-depth review is very effective in new apps not updated, usually receiving simple and automatic updates, is available within a few hours.
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