Question
___________ announced the launch of Play Pass
subscription service in India which will provide access to many apps and games without ads, in-app purchases, and upfront payments.Solution
Google has announced that its Google Play Pass is now available in India. Google Play Pass is basically a subscription service that lets consumers use apps and games without having to watch ads, pay for in-app purchases or make upfront payments. The pass is already available in 90 countries, and now, it will begin to be rolled out across Android devices in India.
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