Update: A statement from UC Browser: “We were informed by Google Play about temporary removal of UC Browser from the Play Store for 7 days, beginning 13 Nov 2017, under the reason that a certain setting of UC Browser is not in line with Google’s policy. We have conducted an urgent internal investigation and fixed the problem. The new version has been uploaded on Google Play’s Developer Console and is awaiting evaluation. We will actively cooperate with Google Play for any concern caused by this unintentional error. In the meantime, users can still download UC Browser Mini from the Play Store, an alternative version of UC Browser. We thank Google Play for their understanding and support extended to us. UC Browser new product package will be back on Google Play next week and, in the interim, users and partners can download the product from our website http://www.ucweb.com.” Earlier today: Alibaba owned UC Browser, the largest browser in India by usage, appears to have disappeared from the Google Play Store. The browser is still functional. UC Web claims over 100 million users. While UC Mini, which is a lightweight version of the browser still remains on the Play Store, the primary browser is missing. A link on UC Web still allows for a direct download of the app, but this is what you get when you click on the Google Play Store link: This development was first reported by Redditors, and subsequently by Android Authority. Note that it has been 20 hours…
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