aDevelopers of mobile applications are sold in shops owned by Google's Android Market have received e-mails requesting approval of a revised contract Developer Distribution Agreement (DDA). Google announces that it must necessarily do any programmer who wants to continue to distribute the applications through the website. Products of persons who until 11 December did not accept the new agreement is likely to be removed from the shop offers the Android Market.

The body of the letter can be read at Android Community. In discussions, participants instantly started sharply criticize the unpleasant form of communication. Already formed a special discussion group dealing with the issue of amending the contract.

Android Market is run by Google's online store, which offers applications for mobile devices working under operating system Android. This open source system is being developed under the auspices of Google by a consortium of telecommunications companies, hardware manufacturers and software vendors. Same store was opened in October 2008.