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Mobile - Delisted Apps Report: H1 2021

delisted-apps-h1-2021-report-cover Pixalate's Mobile - Delisted Apps Report: H1 2021 contains new research into the 800,000+ mobile apps that were delisted in H1 2021 across the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

Key takeaways:

  • Pixalate analyzed more than 5 million mobile apps across the Google and Apple app stores
  • More than 813,000 — over 15% — were delisted in the first half of 2021
  • On the Google Play Store, the apps were downloaded over 9 billion prior to delisting
  • Delisted Apple App Store apps had over 21 million consumer reviews prior to delisting

What's inside the report:

  • Delisted app trends across Android & iOS
  • Top delisted iOS & Android apps
  • Country of registration of delisted apps
  • ‘Dangerous permission’ for delisted apps
  • Developers with most apps delisted

Learn more in our press release and download the report today.

 

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