Google is making it a bit more difficult to sideload certain apps.

Ahead of the start of developer verification next month, Google is now rolling out Android’s “advanced” flow for sideloading. As detailed earlier this year, Android is getting a sideloading flow for ...

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Google is launching the “Advanced Flow” for sideloading apps. Users will have to plan for a 24-hour waiting period for unverified developers in the future.

Google says Android will retain its side-loading capabilities; however, it won't be without a new "advanced flow" for power-users. Through this, users will need to activate developer mode on their ...

The first preview release of the Swift SDK for Android was published this week, allowing developers to build Android apps in Swift with official tooling and making it easier to share code across iOS ...

For the past year, it’s probably fair to say that there’s been a lot of pushback regarding Google’s intended changes for app side-loading, given that the latter has always been one of Android’s ...