Google had recently announced that it will require all apps to disclose if they use advertisements. Some developers are claiming that their app is incorrectly being flagged as having ads. In a blog-post at Commonsware, the author points out that any apps depending on the Play Services SDK may inadvertently include the AdMob SDK, which could erroneously trigger the Play Store to flag your app as “ad-supported”.
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