AI & Machine Learning

The hidden 14 day wait before your first Android app goes live on Google Play

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Google Play now requires new Android apps to undergo at least 14 days of closed testing with 12 active testers before they can be published, impacting developers who are unaware of this rule. This mandatory waiting period ensures thorough testing but often catches developers off guard during the final stages of app submission, delaying launch timelines and requiring careful planning ahead of release dates.

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