Android’s developer verification rules just took effect for the first time.
To distribute an Android app in Brazil, Thailand, Singapore, or Indonesia — even outside Google’s Play Store — developers must now go through Google’s verification. It’ll roll out everywhere else from next year. Unverified apps can still be sideloaded, but the new process includes a 24-hour waiting period before apps can be installed. [Link: Android developer verification: Rolling out to all developers on Play Console and Android Developer Console | Android Developers' Blog | https://developer.android.com/blog/posts/android-developer-verification-rolling-out-to-all-developers-on-play-console-and-android-developer-console | Android Developers]
To distribute an Android app in Brazil, Thailand, Singapore, or Indonesia — even outside Google’s Play Store — developers must now go through Google’s verification . It’ll roll out everywhere else from next year. Unverified apps can still be sideloaded, but the new process includes a 24-hour waiting period before apps can be installed.
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