While the Yongzh Emulator is not by nature illegal, there is only so much software manufacturers can do to prevent the misuse of such technology. So, Google has decided to take a stand by completely removing this developer’s account from the Google App Market but refused to comment further on the issue. Is this the end to emulators on Android?
News Google Removes all Yongzh Emulators from Android App Market
Google Removes all Yongzh Emulators from Android App Market
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