Google Play Store recommends using lite versions of applications

Google is starting to relax for diluted versions of the major applications or Android versions of Android Go Go inside its official store for Android applications.


Over the past year or two, we have seen a steady increase in the number of extruded applications, lightweight alternative applications for popular applications such as Facebook Lite, Skype Lite and Twitter Lite, a few examples of what is in the official Android app store named Google Play.

As such alternative mitigation applications are unclear or known to most users unless they appear in Google Play's search results, Google seems to be trying to fix this problem by entertaining such diluted versions or Android Its official store for Android applications.

For example, if you're thinking of installing Facebook, a new message appears to some users showing them a thin version of the Facebook Lite application, which is a preferred option for your phone. With 60 MB for the full official version of the application.

By clicking on the message, the Google Play store will take you to the dilute version of the application. The store also started to recommend Android apps, which are specifically designed for Android Go devices running the micro-version of the Android operating system, 1 GB or 512 MB.

In the past period, Google has provided such versions of many of its main applications such as YouTube, Gmail, Google Maps and the application of the search engine, so the search giant began to display messages alerting the possibility of installing copies of Go of its applications using a storage space much less than usual.

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