Google pauses Play Store and YouTube payments in Russia
Users in Russia won't be able to buy apps and games or pay for subscriptions and in-app purchases at the moment. Google has suspended the Play store billing system as of March 10th due to"payment system disruption," most likely caused by sanctions imposed against the country's banks. The tech giant has announced the suspension in aOngoing subscriptions won't be cut off right away, but they can't be renewed after they're done.
In addition, Google is pausing ads for all advertisers based in Russia across all its properties around the world, expanding the other ad-related bans it implemented since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began. YouTube previously
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