So I suppose we just update to the latest tools for compilation and no need for @Erel to change code creation. Maybe just a lifting in compile shell commands. Right?
I have some apps with Offline databases that are protected using the sqlcipher... meaning I have to change them to normal database or find a way to protect the information they contained....
I have some apps with Offline databases that are protected using the sqlcipher... meaning I have to change them to normal database or find a way to protect the information they contained....
You can use plain SQLite DB with your own cipher to cipher/decipher the data. There is no difference between SQLCipher and SQL Plain with your own cipher since either way (even if obfuscated) the keys are most likely hard typed in your code.
Your app is affected by Google Play's 16 KB page size requirements
To ensure your app works correctly on the latest versions of Android, Google Play requires all apps targeting Android 15+ to support 16 KB memory page sizes.
From May 1, 2026, if your app updates do not support 16 KB memory page sizes, you won't be able to release these updates.
Hi all. I just received an email from Google Play Market To ensure your app works correctly on the latest versions of Android, Google Play requires all apps targeting Android 15+ to support 16 KB memory page sizes. From May 1, 2026, if your app updates do not support 16 KB memory page...
As the title suggests, here's a script to check 16kb compatibility (for those who don't use Android Studio's APK Analyzer). The script analyzes apk, aar, aab or zip files. You need to download and unzip android-ndk-r28c-windows.zip, which you can find at this link: (...
Many have gotten the information about their Apps not aligned with the 16KB. Here is how to check which specific libraries are causing the issue Note: You have to check for each app individually, on your PLAY CONSOLE DASHBOARD 1. Goto your plays console Dashboard, 2. Select your App, 3. Click...