How do I unblock blocked apps?

IPhone users who have tried to load an app from the App Store that has been blocked by Apple for being a "potentially unwanted application" (PUA) will not be surprised to learn that Apple is blocking the app again. This is because, like a previous version of the iPhone, the iPad 2 and third-generation iPad cannot download apps that are blocked.

However, Apple has provided a workaround, which involves using the Find My iPhone service. If you want to download a blocked app, you can use Find My iPhone to remotely download the app. Then, you can use iTunes to transfer the app to an iPad.

If you want to unblock the app, you can use Find My iPhone to remotely delete it from your iPad. Find My iPhone is a service that allows you to remotely locate your iPad or iPhone, and to remotely delete content on the device. Once you have installed this service on your iPad or iPhone, you can use Find My iPhone to locate and delete the following: An app that has been blocked. A game that has been blocked. A podcast that has been blocked. Music that has been blocked. Photos that have been blocked. In addition, you can remotely delete the app, game, podcast, music, or photos that you have blocked. To locate your iPad or iPhone, you must first turn on Find My iPhone. Then, you must set up your iPad or iPhone to enroll in Find My iPhone. In order to enroll in Find My iPhone, you must provide the following information:

Your Apple ID. Your password for your Apple ID. A password for your iPad or iPhone. (If you do not have a password for your iPad or iPhone, you can use the same password for your Apple ID.)

Your email address. The Find My iPhone app is available in the App Store. You can also use Find My iPhone to remotely delete content on your iPad or iPhone, including an app that has been blocked. To remotely delete an app, game, podcast, music, or photos that you have blocked, first turn on Find My iPhone on your iPad or iPhone. Then, you must locate your iPad or iPhone. Once you have located your iPad or iPhone, you can use Find My iPhone to delete the content.

How do I unblock an app on Google?

Do I need to uninstall the app to unblock it? If you're asking if you need to uninstall the app, the answer is no. It's just a simple matter of unchecking the box next to the app in the Play Store.

Does Google block an app? No. Google blocks only apps that are in violation of the Google Play Store's Terms of Service. Google does not block apps because they're "bad."

Can I block an app if it's not on my device? Yes. You can block an app that's not installed on your device. This is done by unchecking the box next to the app in the Play Store.

Can I unblock an app that's not installed on my device? You can unblock an app that's not installed on your device. I'm having trouble unblocking an app. What should I do? This is a common problem. To help you, we have a video tutorial on how to unblock an app.

How do I unblock an app that I don't want on my device? If you're having trouble unblocking an app, there's a quick solution. To unblock an app that you don't want on your device, click the gear icon () in the upper right corner of the Play Store app, and select "Manage Apps." Select the app you want to unblock, then click "Unblock."

I want to unblock an app, but it says I don't have permission. What do I do? To unblock an app, you must have permission to access your device. If you don't have permission to access your device, you'll need to go to your device's Settings app, and select "Apps." Then select the app you want to unblock, and click "Unblock."

Can I unblock an app that I don't want on my device? You can unblock an app that you don't want on your device. Can I unblock an app that's not on my device?

How do I stop Google from blocking an app?

We recently had a client request to prevent Google from filtering their app in Google Play. Our Google Play Developer account has the "Developer Policy Agreement" activated, and we checked their settings for Google Play and for the apps themselves. There was nothing obvious in their settings that would cause this problem. We did find that there were several apps from a major app company, and they had their "Developer Policy Agreement" activated, but we did not see any specific information in their settings that caused Google to block the apps.

So, is there any way for us to stop Google from blocking an app? You can add your own app signature to your app by signing the app and uploading it to the Play Store. The Google Play Developer console will use this signature to validate the app, so it doesn't get flagged by Google Play. There's an example here:
There's an additional article on the same page that covers how to add this to an existing app.

How do I fix the this app is blocked error message?

That's most likely caused by the Google Play Store blocking the app for various reasons. In most cases, this can be remedied by uninstalling the app and installing it again. If the error persists, follow the next steps.

To resolve the error, you have to delete the app from the device and re-install it. If the device is rooted, you can force uninstall the app by: adb uninstall com.xyz.appname
If the device is not rooted, you can force uninstall the app by following the steps below: Open the Google Play Store app on the device. Go to the menu and select Settings. Tap "Downloads" in the left menu. Tap "Uninstall updates". You should be able to reinstall the app.