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Microsoft pulled six fake Google apps from the Windows Phone Store: “Hangouts,” “Google Voice,” “Google Search,” “Google+,” “Google Maps,” and “Gmail – email from Google.”

These apps were published by “Google, Inc” (instead of “Google Inc.”) at $1.99 each. The only app that the real Google (“Google Inc.”) offers for Windows Phone is its search app.

Well it's about time, they should really clean up the rest of the imitators while they're at it.

Obviously they won't because they need to boost their numbers, still it would be nice to us users, if only to make browsing for real apps easier.

They do need to boost their numbers, but I also think it is probably very difficult to verify who the publishers are. How does Apple and Google do it?
the most funny part is "comments" part
That legitimately gave me a headache to read. Just... ugh.