It's no secret that the Windows Store is filled with fake-known applications from other platforms. It turns out that this is a problem inherent in the mobile store and Windows Phone Store. Now in these app stores you can find programs that will never go out for these operating systems, among them Snapseed, Instagram, Afterlight, Retrica Pro and PicSay. These applications are quite popular among the users of iOS and Android, so the new owner of a smartphone with Windows Phone may not be looking to buy these clones.
Description and screenshots of fake applications are taken from Google Play and the App Store, so the program is simple enough to mix with these. Also, these applications are usually free, but do not contain the necessary functionality. To understand what a fake application, you need to carefully look at the name of the developer and the application name: often they have slight variations from the original.
, Microsoft assures us that will solve this problem as soon as possible. Already been issued a special update that amends the guidance for developers and will help us in finding and removing fake applications.