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The developer's street address, as shown in the malwarebytes screenshot, is obviously either incomplete or bogus. There's no city or country, and a weird unit n
by herendin2 6y ago
The developer's street address, as shown in the malwarebytes screenshot, is obviously either incomplete or bogus. There's no city or country, and a weird unit number. Is Google Play really approving apps from such dubious sources?
Or does Google have the full address? Seems unlikely
- meibo 6y agoYou don't need to provide this publicly if you do not have any billing in your app, so no IAP or paid apps. They might just not verify it though. Google has it, since publishing requires a $15 one-time fee. Of course, you can put bogus into the billing info for that as well.