Title | Play Store Android Apps Must Have 64-Bit Versions by August 2019 | |
Date | Wednesday January 16 2019, @07:42AM | |
Author | chromas | |
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from the more-bits,-more-power,-more-fun dept. |
Google details upcoming 64-bit requirement for Android apps on the Play Store
In late 2017, Google began alerting Android app developers about a 64-bit support requirement for the Play Store. The policy comes into effect this August, and Google today is providing more details about the transition.
Android has supported 64-bit CPUs since 5.0 Lollipop, and the Play Store in 2017 announced that apps using native code must provide a 64-bit version in light of future chips that only support 64-bit code.
In August 2019, the Play Console will require that all new apps and updates that include native code provide 64-bit versions. Google is not removing 32-bit support with continued Play functionality in the future.
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