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I have been getting "Virus Detected" message on Gmail for one the Android apps I have been developing. Weirdly enough, its not that Gmail does not allow apk attachments, because I have emailed various other apk's before on Gmail, and those apps can still be attached and sent successfully. Only this app is having such problems.
So my question is, what could possibly be the problem here and where should i look to fix it in the application?
Gmail poorly support apk attachments. Use other methods such as,
Dropbox.
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When I am visiting Android web messages https://messages.android.com/ it gives me Pairing Error. After clicking on OK button same error message comes again. Any idea how to solve this Pairing Error?
FYI: This is a new feature for Android Messages to send text message from Web. Same feature is available on WhatsApp
I had this same issue; it was caused by a rogue Chrome extension. Try disabling some of your extensions. Mine was caused by an extension called "Referer Control". It was also preventing me from sending Hangouts messages.
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I wonder to know, when downloading an application using google play store mobile app, does the downloaded data is encrypted or not?
If it does, since when?
App Encryption
Starting with Android 4.1, Google Play will help protect application
assets by encrypting all paid apps with a device-specific key before
they are delivered and stored on a device.
reference: https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/32306/security-of-paid-apps-in-google-play
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There is no file explorer that comes with the Nexus 5, and when I try to copy the APK into the downloads folder I do not see it on the Nexus 5 UI.
Send it to the email address associated with that device, as an attachment. You will be able to open the attachment and install the apk.
Developer mode doesn't need to be on, but you may need to enable installing from non-trusted sources.
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I would like to distribute an app already installed on a tablet. This is a single-purpose app. To get access to Google Play each tablet needs a Gmail account.
Is it a problem to always use the same gmail account?
How can I make a lot of gmail accounts?
You can use the same account on every device. I work for a company that makes apps and we have a test department with dozens of devices all logged in with the same gmail account.
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I know you can tell on the apple developer console and on the google play developer console how many people have downloaded your app, but is there any way to tell how many people currently have it installed on their phone? I looked at the documentation for apples push notifications but there is no response that tells you that it was uninstalled.
For iOS applications there isn't any way to find out. If you use something like flurry you can tell how many active users you have within suitable definitions of "active" But even then you can't distinguish between "inactive" and "deleted" It's not really clear that there's any practical difference in the two anyway.