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have they acknowledged this? how can they justify it? are we should it's google and not robinhood somehow? IIRC, the iOS App Store allows developers some control over how ratings are presented (i.e. by allowing them the option to reset ratings when uploading a new version)
If someone predicted 10 years ago what Big Tech did in the last years, they would have been labeled conspiracy theorist.
Well yes because conspiracy theories are usually associated with the far right political agenda. Plus a broken clock is correct twice a day.
If someone predicted 10 years ago what Big Tech did in the last years, they would have been labeled conspiracy theorist.
Politicians + Government Lackeys, Media Hacks + Corrupt Wall Street + Think Tanks + 'not for profits'
100k 1-star reviews sounds like bot spam FWIW also the link provides no proof
have they acknowledged this? how can they justify it? are we should it's google and not robinhood somehow? IIRC, the iOS App Store allows developers some control over how ratings are presented (i.e. by allowing them the option to reset ratings when uploading a new version)
However, in the Google Play Console, as an app publisher you can flag comments as against the Google ToS, about 100 per day maximum and then the reviews go through moderation at Google.
Here, it's more like a bulk deletion was done (certainly manual action) and I doubt it's just one single moderator taking action to delete 100k+ reviews.