Shipur made a statement regarding the removal from Google Play Store due to the ban
August 25, 1401 at 20:24
We had in the news that the Trumpet application was recently removed from the Google Play Store. Now Shipur has issued a statement and provided explanations regarding this issue and being sanctioned by Google.
In the morning of August 22, 1401, Shipour received an email from Google Play, according to which the Shipour application and all related programs were removed from the Play Store. In this regard, Shipur issued a statement and explained in this regard.
Trump’s statement about removal from Google Play
The text of this statement reads:
On the morning of the 22nd of August, upon receiving an email from Google Play that was sent to the Trumpet account, we found out that Trumpet and all the applications connected to it were removed from this platform at once, apparently due to the embargo rules. We are trying to get more information about its details by communicating with Google Play.
This action has caused the loss of the history, information and credibility of Shipur for several years in Google Play and has caused problems for users to install and update. We have provided users and also the possibility of downloading on internal and external platforms is also available to users.
Apologies to the users of Trump who are having problems updating and installing the application due to this incident, we will do our best to improve the situation and put Trump back on Google Play.
It should be noted that today the Sheepur, Sheepur Plus and Alunk applications were suddenly removed from the Google Play Store application store, and according to Google’s announcement to the company, Sheepur’s account has been deactivated based on Article 16.5 of the Developers Law. It seems that due to the suddenness of this incident, Shipour did not have a chance to backup the information and thus the history of the applications was lost.