The result was a difficulty in offering giveaways. According to Android Police, “The offer isn’t immediately apparent when you first open the
Play Store. A banner advertising “New Family Fun” appears at the bottom of the
screen. Clicking that will take you over to the family section, where you
should see another banner advertising a free app of the week from PBS Kids. The
banner doesn’t tell you specifically which app is up for grabs, which is kind
of awkward. When you click to get more information, the purchase prompt pops up
instead.”
The report adds that a pop up shows that the
regular price of $2.99 for an app has been reduced to free, “but you’re still
not given any information about the app other than its name and icon. For the
record, this week’s app is Daniel
Tiger Daniel Tiger Grr-ific Feelings. You have to pull up its Play Store page manually to find out more. Just don’t try to buy it while you’re there,
as Google will still charge you the full price.”
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