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"The other issue is that developers will need to give Google their app signing key to export an AAB app as an APK. This gives Google quite a bit of power." Doe
by ajkdhcb2 5y ago
"The other issue is that developers will need to give Google their app signing key to export an AAB app as an APK. This gives Google quite a bit of power."
Does iOS have the same situation? This sounds so bad that I would switch. Although iOS being closed source I suppose it is just as bad or worse
- pjmlp 5y agoYes, for quite some time. Bitcode is signed by Apple Store for watchOS and tvOS applications. Additionaly Google is now copying Application thinning that has existed for years on iOS. By the way, UWP Apps on Windows Store work in a similar way.