Google Play Store could benefit from introducing a system that identifies and labels potentially deceptive or fraudulent apps. A 'Verified' badge for trustworthy, high-quality apps would also be helpful. While there might already be a system for identifying top-tier apps, it's not immediately noticeable or I haven't seen it.
Recently, I discussed with a friend about an app that promises to pay users for walking or watching ads (WALKWARD app) allowing withdrawals after earning 50 euros. I've earned over 50 euros, but when I tried to withdraw, the app indicated I was number 2460 in the queue, and this status hasn't changed for a week. My friend shared a similar experience with another app, where his queue position was advancing initially but then suddenly stopped, especially as he neared the front of the line. These experiences suggest these apps might be scams, and it would be beneficial if there was a more robust system to identify and flag such deceptive apps.
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