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Yup, for your first version. Now, you run it for a while, realize you need to make changes, make those changes and now have a v1.01 to use. Do you know it does
by toss1 6mo ago
Yup, for your first version.
Now, you run it for a while, realize you need to make changes, make those changes and now have a v1.01 to use. Do you know it doesn't require a new install? It likely does, since you are not using the Google Play update mechanism.
And even if they do "allow" automatic updates of the same app without the delay, you really find this delay acceptable?
I'd be ok with a free self-certification of your own app, but forcing a 24hr delay, nope
This is way worse than "you're holding it wrong" — this is bad functionality by intentional design
- palata 6mo agoI don't know what you are talking about. Did you read the article? It was communicated by Google too [1]. ONE TIME, you go to the developer settings, you do the confirmation dance (wait 24h and whatnot), and at the end you choose to "allow indefinitely". Then you will be able to install unverified app... indefinitely. Indefinitely meaning forever, not "until the next install". [1]: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/03/android-developer-verification.html https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/03/android-de...