Google cracks down on sugar daddy dating with 'compensated sex' to be banned from store

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Google is set to ban sugar daddy dating apps from its Play Store as it cracks down on “compensated sexual relationships”.On sites like Seeking Arrangement and WhatsYourPrice, older men – sugar daddies – buy younger women gifts and hand out cash in exchange for relationships.Some “sugar babies” have gone on to rake in thousands of pounds, but others have suffered adverse effects on their mental health.The services will no longer be available on Google’s app store in several weeks, Android Police initially reported.A series of proposed changes were published on July 28 and are set to come into force on September 1.One policy update reads: “We’re updating the Inappropriate Content Policy to.