The Google Play Store team is apparently sending out e-mails to every developer with an app on the Play Store announcing their expansion of the “ad-supported” label originally required only for apps in the “Designed for Families” program. By January 11, 2016, each developer must sign in to their Play Developer Console and declare whether or not their app contains advertisements of any kind if they wish to continue distributing updates.
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