Heavy Digger (@Lightntruth)

Google Blocked Christian ‘TruPlay’ App for ‘Inappropriate’ Imagery of Jesus Christ TruPlay, a Christian entertainment platform for kids, was told by Google that they are not allowed to advertise on the Google Play store, and more recently, that their app update was denied due to so-called “inappropriate” content not suitable for children. The content in question, however, is a depiction of Jesus Christ on the cross. When Breitbart News asked the tech giant to comment on its treatment of TruPlay, it backtracked, calling the decision an “error.” Breitbart News spoke to Brent Dusing, the founder and CEO of TruPlay, who says it “transforms screen time with safe, bible-based games and stories,” about Google’s treatment of his company. Dusing draws a sharp comparison between Google’s treatment of TruPlay, which aims to bring gaming and entertainment to children with a specific Christian message, with its primary competitor, Roblox, which is allowed to operate without any obstacles despite showing “blood everywhere and dismembered bodies” in games on its platform. According to Dusing, Google’s AI system has been “designed with blatant intent to block Christianity.” Google rejected @TruPlayGames from the Play Store. The reason? Jesus on the cross. Meanwhile, #Diablo, #Roblox, and #CallofDuty are right there in the store. Big Tech has no problem with demons. Just Jesus. We're not removing it. Share this to spread the word!!! https://x.com/TruPlayGames/status/2049887516359110803