US tech giant Google said on Friday that it will crack down on low-quality apps in its Play Store from next month. Google recently updated its Spam and Minimum Functionality policy, ensuring that “apps meet uplifted standards for the Play catalogue and engage users through quality functionality and content user experiences.” The company emphasized that “apps should provide a stable, responsive, and engaging user experience.” Furthermore, Google stated, “Apps that crash, do not have the basic degree of adequate utility as mobile apps, lack engaging content, or exhibit other behaviour that is no…