Windows Phone You Tube App "DEBATE" : The New Chapter Begins

Remember, back in May, Google Blocked and Asked Microsoft to remove the YouTube Windows Phone App, as it allowed the users to Download videos & didn't show Advertisements on it. Later, the two Companies agreed to work together on building a Native Youtube App for Windows Phone. So, they did and Yesterday, Microsoft Re-released the App satisfying all Youtube's terms & policies.

Well, Google still doesn't look Happy with it.

As, today(just 1 Day ahead), the You Tube Windows Phone App was blocked by Google yet Again, claiming that Microsoft violated some of the YouTube terms , that prevents them to show appropriate Ads, in some sections, and Blah Blah Blah. It looks like Google was all set & desperate to Block the App, as soon as its Release. After, some research & Reading the Microsoft's Official response on this, via the Microsoft Blog(LINK BELOW) ...  I feel its a Complete B**LS***  act from Google's Part . The issues are so petty, kiddish & appear Non-Legit(looking at all the info,provided) that anyone can guess this is just yet another excuse made by Google for not letting Microsoft to give their users a decent You Tube expirence on the Windows Phone Platform. 

What is the reason behind it ? Are they really that afraid of Windows Phone's rising Popularity and Market Share or they just want to play Dirty as usual with Microsoft. We may think of various points like the SCROOGLED Campaign(exposing the Truth behind Google's inappropriate Security Policies over various services) led by Microsoft , or the Royalties that Microsoft charges from  the Android OEM'S.  Obviously the "Frustrated" Google desperately wants to fight back in a ridiculuous fashion. Argh!!

It's funny that even the iOS Youtube App doesn't follow some of the You Tube's policies(Details in the LINK BELOW) .  

Well, not writing More I urge you to read the Microsoft's developer official statement on it & you'll agree with me too and Let's Hope that Google co-operates with Microsoft this time.

http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_on_the_issues/archive/2013/08/15/the-limits-of-google-s-openness.aspx