Google Play Store has taken down the ''Remove China Apps'' designed to help smartphone users identify applications of Chinese origin. Offered by Jaipur-based OneTouch AppLabs, the ''Remove China Apps'' was released on Google Play Store on May 17. Google said Play Store does not allow apps that "attempt to deceive users or enable dishonest behaviour".
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