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yccheok

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    Comment #42180275

    Hi, I’m currently building a Q&A chatbot and facing challenges in addressing the following scenario: When a user asks: "What do you mean in your previous statement?" How does your …

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    Comment #34108396

    Spending time on social media platforms like Twitter, ProductHunt, and IndieHacker can often have negative effects on mental health, as seeing others' successes and high earnings c…

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    Comment #31844467

    First, we need to agree that "A great product will speak itself" is total BS. But, in order to outpace millions of other apps in long run, we need to perform the following 1) ASO A…

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    Comment #31839214

    There are a few ways for us to make money. 1) We offer 1-time in-app purchases. The price tier ranged from $30.99 to $0.99 (We offer promo prices to users when they share the app w…

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    Comment #31838153

    It is still possible. I have been doing so for a few years, by focusing on single note taking app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yocto.weno... Here's my take :- …

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    Comment #29535814

    Congratulation! Building a marketplace to sell something (Apps, courses, clothes, food, ...) is a very challenging problem. I am an App developer who sales app in Google Play. The …

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    Comment #27726857

    Ya. I am particular to try out the app itself without hardware first, to see how effective it is. May I know how can I request for the Testflight link? Thanks.

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    Comment #27707282

    Any chance to make the app available in App Store in Malaysia? Would love to try out on it. Thanks.

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    Comment #26495551

    I am indie developer who makes and sales apps on Android. I can tell you this is not true. Users are willing to pay for good apps.

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    Comment #23936712

    No. Website doesn't provide experience as good as native app. Many ordinary users can tell you this. - Privacy. A good intention mobile app, can be designed to work without Interne…

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    Comment #23003661

    I'm more interested to know what kind of product they are selling with that much of Ads marketing dollar.

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    Comment #21691363

    Don't let Facebook get away with this!

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    Comment #21645989

    Don't forget Eric as well. He is one of the trio, who turns Google into what it is today.

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    Comment #21336634

    > "500K users, that's quite an achievement as well, pretty solid!" Not quite :) As, majority of them are from tier-2 countries. Purchasing digital goods is not part of their cultur…

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    Comment #21334826

    Thank you for sharing your success. I hope I can learn one or thing from your sharing. Currently, I'm selling a consumer productivity app (Android only) in Google Play store. The c…

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    Comment #21271015

    Google (Or Apple) is pretty serious regarding their app stores rules and regulations. Google owns the app store. So, developers should abide rules imposed by Google although the ru…

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    Comment #21150832

    Careful Apple. Those faceless rioters will come to break your Apple store glass. Maybe time to upgrade them to bullet proof glass?

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    Comment #21150782

    So that FBI can have my cat pictures?

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    Comment #20261028

    I would be surprised if you're not banned, for personal attack the author.

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    Comment #19697514

    Yes. Google prioritizes themselves, business partners over end consumers. I have seen many high ranked apps, which clearly violate Google Play store policy (For instance, placing a…

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    Comment #19688154

    Did you ask why those companies (Cheetah mobile, Du group,...) which caught red-handed still allow to distribute apps in Google Play store?

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    Comment #19688037

    There are several app categories which become breeding ground for malware. - battery booster - phone cleaner - anti virus - note taking app - file manager - ··· For risk management…

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    Comment #18904640

    I think Google should consider addressing this issue in their next Android. If you browse through Alarm Clock app in Google Play Store, you will realize most them are having simila…