How to Pass the Google Play 12-Tester Rule Without Losing Your Sanity
The article discusses the challenges indie developers face with the Google Play 12-tester requirement for new personal developer accounts. It outlines the necessary steps to successfully navigate this requirement without resorting to questionable methods. The author shares insights on how to maintain tester engagement and avoid common pitfalls that lead to rejection.
- ▪Google requires new personal developer accounts to conduct a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 consecutive days.
- ▪Developers must create a Google Group for testers and ensure they download the app directly from the Play Store link.
- ▪Continuous engagement from testers is crucial, as inactivity can reset the testing period.
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