NeoNeonMiner, Crypto Miner PRO, Pickaxe Miner, and Pocket Miner are still live on the store, while Bitcoin Miner reportedly claims its offering complies with the terms introduced by Google. The site reportedly found eight apps, three of which have been removed. The deferral period has passed, but some apps that enable on-device mining are still available on the Play Store, according to the Next Web. An update to Google’s developer policy read that "we don't allow apps that mine cryptocurrency on devices." The company gave mining app developers a 30-day grace period to revise their products in order to comply with the new terms. On July 27, Google banned crypto-mining apps from its Play Store. According to a report by the Next Web published on August 28, several cryptocurrency mining apps remain in the Google Play Store despite the ban.
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