According to a contact sent out to app developers, Google will finish up launching its “Designed for Families” program at Google I/O on May 28th. In the email, Google is urging developers to opt-in for the family friendly version of Google Play by Thursday, May 28th. That is coincidentally can be of the Google I/O developer conference, so there’s reason to trust that the program could launch sometime tomorrow.
First announced last April, “Designed for Families” aims that can help parents find appropriate, trusted, high-quality applications and games easier. For some time now, the Play Store continues to be riddled with low-quality educational apps and games full of ads, and this also new program has been put in place to aid out to be able problem.
Google I/O 2015 is starting to be quite the presentation. The company can be giving users a chance to have much additional control over app permissions, new voice action controls, therefore we may even get our first taste of Android M.
Are there any parents in existence? If so, do you think you're excited for Google to unveil the Designed for Families program?