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Creator of horror game Poppy Playtime sues Google for refusing to remove 'bait-and-switch scam' apps that pretend to be the real thing then charge users up to $95 for literally nothing
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Poppy Playtime Developer Sues Google for Copyright Infringement
Mob Entertainment filed a lawsuit against Google on Wednesday in California. The developer of Poppy Playtime is suing the company over scam games that impersonate the official mobile version of their games on Google Play. The lawsuit seeks to compel Google to remove these apps and pay $150,000 per scam game. In addition to Google, the lawsuit also targets an unidentified developer who created the scam games under the name Daigo Game 2020. Poppy …
Creator of horror game Poppy Playtime sues Google for refusing to remove 'bait-and-switch scam' apps that pretend to be the real thing then charge users up to $95 for literally nothing
We aren't even talking like "Throne of Games: Click Here M'lord" stuff\u2060\u2014these apps actually call themselves "Poppy Playtime" and crib official screenshots.
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