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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source:https:\/\/techcrunch.com\/2023\/05\/10\/google-play-developers-gain-new-ways-to-push-app-updates-and-other-security-features\/<\/a><\/br> In addition to its AI-powered Play Store updates, Google also introduced today several new security and privacy features for both app developers and Play Store users at its I\/O developer conference<\/a>. These include updates to its Play Integrity API, the introduction of a new beta version of the Play Console app, changes to the Data safety section on the Play Store, and more. Play Store users, meanwhile, can now receive prompts to update their apps that can be pushed out by developers or automatically when their app is crashing.<\/p>\n For instance, a developer can prompt users on certain app versions to update their app, if they know a particular problem has been solved with later releases or to move users to a more current version for another reason. This feature doesn\u2019t require any prior integration work, Google notes, and will roll out with app bundles in the next few months. Users will also automatically<\/a> be pushed to update their app if it\u2019s crashing in the foreground and a more stable version is available, as Google recently announced<\/a>.<\/p>\n Google\u2019s Play Store pages that provide users with information about the data an app collects and shares will also be enhanced with a coming update, that was also announced<\/a> in more detail last month<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Play Store\u2019s Data safety section, as it\u2019s known, will introduce data deletion options and other policy requirements. The company says these could be used by developers to build trust with users. However, in time, they\u2019ll become a Play Store rule, Google says, following Apple\u2019s recent launch of an \u201caccount deletion\u201d requirement<\/a> for app developers beginning June 30, 2023.<\/p>\n Google Play developers have until December 7 to submit answers to new Data deletion questions in their app\u2019s Data Safety form, or they can ask for an extension until May 31, 2024.<\/p>\n The Play Integrity API<\/a>, launched last year, is also being improved. The API allows developers to check that user actions and server requests were coming from an unmodified version of their app, running on genuine Android devices powered by Google Play services. This can help protect against risk and fraud, like cheating or unauthorized access, as well as against attacks and abuse, Google explains.<\/p>\n Now Google says it\u2019s rolling out a new beat integration option that gives API verdicts 10x faster and the developers can monitor the API\u2019s status on a new dashboard at status.play.google.com.<\/p>\n In addition, Google will expand automatic integrity protection for offline apps and games for developers who want to use DRM protection without having to integrate an API in a backend server.<\/p>\n The Play Store Console App was given a makeover, too, which allows developers to personalize their homepage with the metrics they care about tracking. The new app, now in open beta<\/a>, also integrated Inbox for keeping up with messages from Google Play. And a redesigned App content page makes outstanding tasks clearer.<\/p>\n
\nGoogle Play developers will be able to push you to update your apps<\/br>
\n2023-05-10 21:52:26<\/br><\/p>\n