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HQ Trivia is not messing around when it comes to its competition.
The trivia app filed a trademark complaint with Google against competing app The Q. That resulted in The Q’s Android app being removed from the Google Play Store Wednesday, according to The Q’s founder.
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The Q, which launched last month, is a live trivia show with a format very similar to HQ. Viewers answer questions read by a host for a chance to win a chunk of a cash prize (though The Q’s pots tend to be far smaller than HQ’s). Read more…
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