Can't users in Mauritania download paid or free apps available on the Google Play Store?

I don't know anything about Mauritania apart from a ship had the same name, but my first thought is Google Play officially available there, or is it banned or blocked? Like it is in China, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, etc.

FWIW I'm actually in China, but I do have full access to pretty much everything on Google Play, because my Google Account country is for the United States, and I'm using a VPN.

 

My point is, is if your client is in a country(or has a Google Account) in a country that Google Play is banned, then they're NOT going to see your apo. Which is Mauritania apparently. Maybe your client can change their Google Account country, to where Google Play isn't blocked, like USA? That's what I did. They might need to use a VPN, depending if the Mauritanian govt blocks access to Google.

 

I just watched The Mauritanian (with Jodie Foster) on a rare foray into Amazon Prime.
Mr Slahi held xx (spoiler avoided) in Gitmo. It didn't report on the national attitude to the US at the end, but imagine it's not great.

Not taking sides; I'm still swaying both ways on that case.

 

Isn't The Mauritanian on Disney +?
Pedro Pascal and Grogu?

 

@Dannydet
Possibly on Disney + too, I saw it free on Prime

but as any Star Wrek reference goes over my head, apart from Kirk and Spock, my Google search suggests you're thinking of The Mandalorian, which I know nothing about

 

Google blows.
Or sucks.
Depends upon your perspective.

Anyway, they seem to thrive on making what should be simple to be as difficult as possible.

Just use a different appstore.
There are 4 that I use, that could not care less what country you are in.

https://www.apkmirror.com/
https://m.apkpure.com/
https://f-droid.org/
https://en.uptodown.com/

 

Mauretania was always one of my favourite bars in Bristol, my home city. Named after the ship, RMS Mauretania.


I didn't realise it is a country as well, until recently.

 

Like I said- just use another appstore.

If Google doesn't want your business, then screw them.

In fact, you are really better off.
Screw them more if they DO want your business.