The Verge - Google is looking into a Play store problem that is preventing users from accessing purchased apps. Several users have reported that apps they've bought are missing from the "My Apps" section of Play, and aren't showing up as purchased in the store. Our apps appear to all be in place, but scrolling past the first couple of pages gives us the error shown above. Android Central says that it's been hearing about the errors for three days, and forum threads at xda-developers show much the same thing. The error appears to be occurring both on Android devices and on the web store; while it's not affecting all users, it doesn't seem to be confined to one country.
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