Google has announced new rules for
Android application engineers revolved around enhancing application security
and execution. Beginning from August 2018, all applications submitted to the Google
Play store should target API level 26 (for Android 8.0 Oreo) or higher. From
November 2018, updates to existing applications should focus on the same.
Moreover, and all the more imperatively, the Play Store is dropping help for
32-bit applications from August 2019 forward.
Beginning August 2019, all
applications in the Google Play Store should be 64-bit agreeable. Google is
giving engineers and clients right around two clients to change over to the
64-bit world. After which, 32 bit applications are set to confront the hatchet.
Google guarantees that more than 40 percent of Android gadgets online as of now
have 64-bit bolster. Apple has just dumped 32-bit with iOS 11 which just
backings 64-bit applications.
Because of these progressions,
organizations who don't refresh their cell phones will confront a hard time as
their telephones won't have the capacity to get to new and recently refreshed
applications. Google asserts these progressions are gone for influencing applications
on the Play To store more secure than some time recently. They are likewise
intended to enhance application execution and security.
Google is working diligently
streamlining the Google Play involvement and making it as secure as Apple's App
Store. The tech mammoth had taken off execution and steadiness rankings for
Play store applications in August. In August, the organization expelled more
than 300 applications from the Google Play Store for security escape clauses
including appropriated refusal of administrations (DDoS) assaults.
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