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Yes it is so bad right now ngl

bro it's just 20 people just go to any discord you find them

I agree. That's absurd of an action

@@clarity2829 yes, but the others uninstall the app other day

The closed testing process outlined in the Google Play Console policy applies to each individual app separately. So, if you develop multiple apps, you'll need to conduct closed testing for each one before applying for production access. Each app has its own testing phase to ensure that it's thoroughly evaluated and ready for release before being made available to the public.

seriously I cannot believe them

@@ahmedel-hady3249 i will share the screenshot lster

I've already minimized my activities at Google Play. Also, each time they send me some IDIOTIC policy requirement message like recent DATA SAFETY nonsense where users are supposed to trust possible crooks telling them that their data is safe... I'm unpublishing the app instead of going through the hoops. I'll end up keeping a single app that I actually need, and the rest that were released for fun and public service... will be no more. Of course, this may be a Google goal to reduce number of apps so... win-win... they could have simply said they don't want our apps any more :)

I second that

Something unacceptable to the mind

The closed testing process outlined in the Google Play Console policy applies to each individual app separately. So, if you develop multiple apps, you'll need to conduct closed testing for each one before applying for production access. Each app has its own testing phase to ensure that it's thoroughly evaluated and ready for release before being made available to the public.

seems their goal

bro it's just 20 people just go to any discord you find them

The closed testing process outlined in the Google Play Console policy applies to each individual app separately. So, if you develop multiple apps, you'll need to conduct closed testing for each one before applying for production access. Each app has its own testing phase to ensure that it's thoroughly evaluated and ready for release before being made available to the public.The requirement is that each of the 20 testers must have been opted-in continuously for the last 14 days. This means that each tester needs to use the app continuously for 14 days, ensuring they provide feedback consistently over that period. It's not about random usage by different testers, but rather about ensuring sustained engagement from each individual tester over the specified timeframe.

@@Justexplainhow nobody mentioned it being random usage by different testers

Thanks

Yeah that's horrible and the fact wiches scarying me even more is that's publishing for apple is like 10x worst.

❤😂🎉5:29 ​@@Vilebreken

The requirement is that each of the 20 testers must have been opted-in continuously for the last 14 days. This means that each tester needs to use the app continuously for 14 days, ensuring they provide feedback consistently over that period. It's not about random usage by different testers, but rather about ensuring sustained engagement from each individual tester over the specified timeframe.