How do I unrestrict Google Play?

When you add a Google Play-enabled app to your device, it automatically sets up some limitations that Google Play requires for security and privacy reasons.

One of these is a limit on the number of applications you can install from Google Play at any given time. You might not use all of your installed apps in a given day, but there are some things you may want to do like, turn off your device completely, or uninstall an app.

You can always check what's currently on your device in Google Play under My Apps & Games. There are two tabs under this section: My Apps, and Manage Installed Apps.

You can also go into Settings > Apps & Notifications > Application Manager and see which applications are running and which ones you have installed.

How do I enable a disabled Google Play Store?

If I enable or disable a disabled Google Play Store in my mobile app, that state is always restored when the app is reinstalled.

How can I permanently disable the Google Play Store? The Google Play Store was never enabled on your device by default and cannot be disabled. Instead, simply uninstall it. If the device is rooted, this can be done via the following terminal command:
Adb shell pm uninstall -k com.google.android.apk-v2

If your device is not rooted, the above command can be replaced with any command which will uninstall the Google Play Store in Android 2.2 or above.

How to unblock blocked apps in Play Store?

I'm a new user of the Play Store but not from Android.

I tried to download some apps but I saw a notice about an app that I can't download it anymore because it's already blocked by Play Store. How to resolve this problem and know more about the blocked apps?

This happens to be a common issue even if you are from outside India - you may need to get your money orders, make a few clicks on your local bank website and then wait for a couple of days while you get your payment confirmations which is required before you can continue the purchase process. You can view these app blockings in your Google Play Store accounts under: Apps- Blocked Content. Search. Your Account. The reason why these apps are being blocked is that Google wants to control what apps you can or cannot use based on their own set of guidelines. It's not exactly the same as the Play Store's original intent but the best they can do in their current platform. This also happens sometimes if you do not have full verification - your phone number, address etc. Needs to match with your name or bank account details. Google doesn't want to help anyone who hasn't done anything suspicious before - they just need your phone's data as proof of who you are.

If you are concerned about your account, follow this link to start the process. If you wish to keep a lot of apps installed in your phone - just add more in the future. If you wish to keep a few apps installed - then you can always visit the Play Store (Google.com/play) and start a new app download right away. If there is any problem at all, then just wait for a couple of days and your order should be there - hopefully with no issues.

A quick Google search will definitely find the answer you seek, so I suggest you try that before contacting us. Hi.e. Thanks for writing in.

You are completely correct. If you follow the above mentioned procedure, you should have no problems. If anything goes wrong, you can submit a support ticket over here (click on the Support link above) which I'm sure you will receive answer to within a day.