Answering questions about Android developer verification
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Answering questions about Android developer verification
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#2> One of the most important themes we hear from the developer community is the need for more lead time to adapt to changes
No, it's not.
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#3This mostly confirms that it's exactly as bad as we thought. The only clarification is that building from source and installing via adb will continue to be allowed. For now.
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#7No need to listen. We all know how evil the intentions are. This will kill the platform, for better or worse.
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#8> If your team’s current test process relies on distributing APKs to testers for installation using methods other than adb, you will need to verify your identity and register the package.
Absolute bullshit Google. You have no right telling me what I can and cannot run on my own devices. Regardless of how I choose to install it.
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#9What do the OEMs have to say about this? A lot of them, including Samsung, have their own app stores. Surely they'd not be willing to cede control?
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#10Yep, it's as bad as everyone expected it to be. "We aren't taking away sideloading, we're just going to fully control it now! No Google-unapproved code on user devices! For security reasons!"
Chrome isn't enough. We need Android to get clawed away from Google too.