Microsoft has until now worked really hard to make more apps available to Windows 8.1 users and convince developers to port their apps to the new platform, but the company really needs to tackle the issue of spam apps
In the last few months, several apps trying to capitalize on the growing popularity of software that is yet to arrive on Windows 8 reached the Windows Store in an attempt to steal people’s money and trick them into believing that they are actually downloading the real deal.
It turns out that Redmond is finally ready to take action, as a recent case involving clones of popular games that were published in the Windows Store caught everyone’s attention.
Microsoft has issued a statement to say that it won’t tolerate apps infringing content, so all entries that do not respect the guidelines will be removed as quickly as possible.
Microsoft Promises to Remove Clones from the Windows 8.1 Store
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