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Hello fellow Gamers! Sorry for the long silence, we have been working hard to launch the open Beta of our Gamers.Online Android App! https://lnkd.in/dC_q3Y8K We thank all of our Beta – Testers for the input you gave us to better the experience for our website and now we are hoping to get some of you to be as critical with us with our Android – App. We need your help to test it and to create the best experience for our beloved gamer community. The app should make it easier to manage your account and get notifications when important events are triggered. We keep you updated, which events like friend requests, friends are online, etc. are implemented. Having an app published you can record your matches more easily while sitting in your favorite café playing with your friends boardgames and earning GO XP 😊 Or simply make it easier to search for more likeminded gamers for you. You can find our Gamers.Online App in the Google Play store with this link: https://lnkd.in/drREPTT9 Features, currently only available on the app: -         Filter for LARP gamers -         Push notifications   Any feedback is welcome! We need your help! Please use the Google Play feedback channels or our discord support server: https://lnkd.in/drD7jgVE   Game On!    

🗞️ This Week in Apps: 😱 iOS 18 Could sherlock $400,000,000 💬 Can this walkie-talkie stick? 💸 Why did Voodoo buy BeReal? 🕹️ The most downloaded games in the world in May 💰 The highest-earning games in the world in May Give it a read → https://lnkd.in/gDZvNETK

Did you know - #android #server #licensing #googleplay #api In https://lnkd.in/duHAHzz9 it was said that it is possible to perform license verification check on a server. The step for server-side license verification is as follows : * Your app makes a request to Google Play, inquiring about whether a particular user has purchased or downloaded a legitimate copy of your app. * Google Play responds by sending a response data object, an object of type ResponseData, to your app. This object is a signed piece of information that states whether the user has purchased or downloaded a legitimate copy of your app. * Your app makes a request to a private server that you control, verifying the contents of the response data. However the page didn't specify how to perform license verification on server side. It was said to use License Verification Library (LVL), but if i'm not mistaken, the library is for client side and for android device, not for server. So my question is, how to perform license verification on my server? I haven't found anywhere how to do it. I need to verify that user that enter my app multiplayer server is legitimate user that have bought the game. - and consider kaedim3d.com for AI that turns images into 3d game assets in minutes

Hello Everyone 👋🏻 I have finished building my mobile game. It took a week to complete with lots of challenges. The most challenging part was to develop the game logic and I have to develop the logic code myself because it's resources and help is not properly available on the internet. But after all the challenge, the app is ready! #appdevelopment #flutter

Guess what? - #android #server #licensing #googleplay #api In https://lnkd.in/duHAHzz9 it was said that it is possible to perform license verification check on a server. The step for server-side license verification is as follows : * Your app makes a request to Google Play, inquiring about whether a particular user has purchased or downloaded a legitimate copy of your app. * Google Play responds by sending a response data object, an object of type ResponseData, to your app. This object is a signed piece of information that states whether the user has purchased or downloaded a legitimate copy of your app. * Your app makes a request to a private server that you control, verifying the contents of the response data. However the page didn't specify how to perform license verification on server side. It was said to use License Verification Library (LVL), but if i'm not mistaken, the library is for client side and for android device, not for server. So my question is, how to perform license verification on my server? I haven't found anywhere how to do it. I need to verify that user that enter my app multiplayer server is legitimate user that have bought the game. - and consider kaedim3d.com for AI that turns images into 3d game assets in minutes

Google Play recently announced a new rule requiring new personal Play Console accounts to test apps with more than 20 people for at least two weeks before applying for production access. 📅 This is a significant shift from the earlier policy that allowed immediate publishing of new apps. ⚡ So what does this mean for you? And how can you get your apps tested? (Hint: we have a new Discord channel for just that). All that and more in our latest blog 👇 https://ionic.link/47Vvf5O

I am happy to announce that the latest update of dWidgets, version 0.7.007-beta, is now available on Google Play! https://lnkd.in/gG6ZZV6t This update improves the stability of the app: 1. Added: the event log 2. Fixed: a delay when the notification widget updates 3. Fixed: a delay when switching to the notification widget under the mixed mode 4. Fixed: temporary image file not removed after selecting an image 5. Fixed: on the location editor, a crash may occur if leaving the editor before Google map finishes initialization 6. Fixed: unable to restart the widget service after granting the background location permission 7. Fixed: added duplicated shortcuts

You might start developing Android apps in your browser itself 👀 Google officially announced that you can experiment with an early preview of Android Studio on Project IDX running fully in your browser — no machine setup required. Quite cool isn't it? Let's see how it goes Here's the link for early access - goo.gle/4cIO12R #kotlin #android #google #androidstudio #idx

We have a #TuesdayTip for VIZpin Smart app users. Unlocking your doors quicker and easier by using the widget. You'll have all nearby smartkeys right at your fingertips without opening the app! Watch this tutorial to see how. https://bit.ly/3sWfLQ3 #smartphoneaccesscontrol

In case you are just like me missing the ability to choose a browser when opening links from messengers or other apps on the latest Android versions - here is a solution.