Thanks, Colin.
The problem I have with Amazon is that it is U.S. only, and many of our
customers are elsewhere.
Sounds like you used Google Play. Did you go without the encryption
option? Did you somehow use in-app purchasing or simply publish a paid app?
Thanks.
Richard
On 6/2/2012 9:51 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
Amazon is more straightforward. Not sure if they have the same DRM options you
have in Google Play. With Google Play you can take an easy route, and hope
there isn't too much piracy, or you can go for another option they have that
somehow encrypts the app to make sure it will only play on the purchaser's
devices.
One big thing to watch out for is that when you first submit an app to Google
Play, and haven't yet set up how they will pay you, the app will be instantly
available as a free app. You're not allowed to charge for an app that started
off as a free app. That can be solved by creating a new app with a different
app ID, but that's a shame to have to do, just because you didn't notice that
your app was placed as a free one.
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