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Does this allow unsigned binaries like today? Or is this now requiring you have a binary signed by a android developer account but just one without full identit
by advisedwang 11mo ago
Does this allow unsigned binaries like today? Or is this now requiring you have a binary signed by a android developer account but just one without full identity verification.
- izacus 11mo agoAll Android devices require signed binaries and have done so since 1.0.
- noname120 11mo agoRed herring. Self-signed certificates have always been accepted, and generating a certificate is a one-liner: keytool -genkeypair -keystore mykey.jks -alias myalias -keyalg RSA The public testkey certificate is also accepted so you don’t even need to generate one.
- NoGravitas 11mo agoYes, but then when you update the app, it has to be signed with the same certificate. Android effectively uses TOFU for apk signatures.