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Google has removed the OG app from the Play Store as founders think about next steps.

Hulu has raised its subscription prices and Endor has emerged from South with $25 million to secure

software supply chains.

Almost a week after Apple removed the OG app from the App Store and Instagram client that promised

to provide an ad-free and suggestion-free feed, Google followed suit and booted the app off the play store.

In a Twitter thread, co-founders of Unifeed, the company that published the OG app, said that the

startup won't be able to serve its users following the app's removal from both iOS and

Android's app stores. The app maker said in the brief period the app was

live it attracted more than 25,000 downloads.

Late last month, Unifeed launched the OG app with a promise to provide users with a

customizable Instagram experience.

To do so, it reverse engineered Instagram for Android API.

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