The innovation will allow partners to rethink “traditional user-generated content games” and increase “user loyalty through NFT’s unique rewards,” the company said.
“We’re excited to see creativity flourish in apps and help developers expand their businesses,” Google assured Google officials.
Google’s policy on blockchain-based apps has previously been characterized as a “black Box” (black Box) policy
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