Hello,
I tried to run the example for the in-app purchased shown here but pressing the button "Remove Ads" only opens a blank panel. Has Google changed something in the meantime or am I missing something?
I'm not sure, I thought that using "android.test.purchased" was a special ID offered by Google to test the service without any particular billing key requirement, but I could be wrong, does anyone have more experience with this?
I guess a lot of people are using inapppurchases. If there would be a problem more threads would be opened with this issue. I do not remember any such thread lately honestly.
I´m not using it so i can not further help. But i expect it should work when correctly used.
I'm not sure, I thought that using "android.test.purchased" was a special ID offered by Google to test the service without any particular billing key requirement, but I could be wrong, does anyone have more experience with this?
Do not assume.
Imagine you and I build 2 different apps with the same inAppProduct id, when I set the product as consumed, does your app also show the same?
Sure you need a special unique key to identify the different app.
Do not assume.
Imagine you and I build 2 different apps with the same inAppProduct id, when I set the product as consumed, does your app also show the same?
Sure you need a special unique key to identify the different app.
I´m not sure but probaly yes. InApp-Billing is based on GooglePlay-Services.
You need to configure InAppPurchases in the googleConsole. So, i guess yes, you need to have your app in GooglePlay. Incl. having a Developeraccount and a proper key.
Google does not want you to sell your product on other ways.
I guess you are right, doing further research I came across this post and actually it seems like it's not that simple, I'll have to look into it further