There are about a million apps available on Play Store, and another million on its way. However, not all apps successfully made its way on Androids for certain reason. Here are some of the apps worth downloading, however, won't be downloaded in the PlayStore anyway.
Mobdro
The app promises to provide best videos that for your Android phones or tablet for free! What's more is that users can easily search for any videos of any topic and by using any language apart from the standard English. Videos are easily shared with the user's friends with just a single click.
The reason for banning this, according to Gearburn, is about the copyrighted materials as the app unceasingly grabs videos that many companies and studios are unhappy about.
OGInsta+
Photo and video sharers could've been happier if only this app is readily available for download. The app looks like the regular Instagram app however, it allows downloading videos and photos from Instagram. Considering this, the said app will surely be banned as users can download other user's content without their knowledge.
TubeMate
Once upon a time. according to Android Headlines, TubeMate was available in PlayStore. However, since Google started to track any illegal direct download from YouTube, the app was brought down, or so they thought.
Popcorn Time
Another movie download app, Popcorn Time, was banned also because of copyright issues. However, the app refuses to die, according to The Verge.
The concept of the app is more like Netflix, only it is illegal. Pirated movies were streamed for free and no matter how many crackdowns and lawsuits were applied, cloned version continued to appear and replace each other.
Adguard
According to its blog, Google removed Adguard from the Google Play simply of its "banning policy." Adguard's purpose is simply to block an annoying pop ad, and sadly this is where Google makes more money, hence the removal.