Yes, these courses will help you understand how to make users feel safe, how to evaluate your app, how to use privacy-friendly alternatives to perform the same feature or functionality and more.

Yes, there are best practices that will help stay on the right side of Google Play Policies. These are not exhaustive but are based on common themes we often see from new developers and may evolve in the future. Check out Comply with Google Play store listing policies to learn more about them.

The best way to stay notified of policy changes is to keep your contact email up to date. When a policy change is made, or a new policy is created, you’ll receive an email with a summary of the policy and links to learn more.

If you receive a policy violation, you could refer to the Managing Policy Violations and How to handle a policy violation on Google Play courses to learn about what to do next.

Yes, content restrictions are in place to ensure the safety and integrity of Google Play as a trusted source of high quality apps. Check out Restricted Content Play Policy Video to learn all about it.

Yes. These policies are in place to ensure that your users have the best experience with your app or game. Check out Monetization and Ads Play Policy Video to learn more about policies on app monetization strategies.

Information about copyright and trademarks is covered under the 'Introduction to Intellectual Property' course. You can find it within the Dive deeper into Google Play policy path.

Yes. You can learn all about the Google Play Console features and new updates in the Play Console features.

To publish apps on Google Play, you need a Google Play developer account. You can learn how to set up a Google Play developer account, manage notifications and information within the Play Console, and keep your account protected in the Google Play developer account basics course.

By using the Play Console metrics pages, you can determine fundamental install and uninstall metrics by user and device, show change over time, and get valuable insights into your app's business performance.

These insights can help you make better technical and business decisions and power your success on Play. Check out Track installs, uninstalls, trends and engagement with Play Console statistics to learn more.

Each app release is digitally signed with the same secret cryptographic key. When an Android device receives an app update, before updating it, the platform checks if the digital signature matches the version of the app that's currently on the device. This process helps protect users by ensuring that only the original provider of an app can update it after it's installed. Go to Understanding App Signing by Google Play to learn all about it.

Release management on the Google Play Console gives you the tools to test, launch, and track your app's releases. You can iterate your ideas with a small group of trusted users, improve the quality based on actual user data, flexibly rollout releases with control over the timing, pace, and targeted devices, and track performance per release. You can learn all about it in the Introduction to release management course.

After you create an app on the Play Console, the next step is to create and rollout a release. You can learn about the steps to go through when you want to test and publish your app in the Rollout a release and publish an app course.

You can learn about it in the Update your app course where we will talk about the end-to-end process to configure your APK file, upload the file to Play Console, create and modify release settings and publish the release to the right track.

In the "Testng" section under Play Console features, you can learn how to use the Play Console to test your app with users to get feedback, set up open, closed, or internal tests, maximize pre-launch momentum with pre-registration, and use a pre-launch report to identify issues.

In the "Grow" section under Play Console features, you can learn how to use the Play Console to translate and localize your store listing, comply with Google Play store listing policies, create a Google Play Store listing and optimize your store listing with experiments.

The Google Play Console Features courses cover the importance of engaging with your reviewers, and providing comprehensive support to help you improve your app’s performance.

Android vitals can provide information about technical aspects of your app's performance to help improve your app's quality and performance. You can learn more about Android Vitals and navigating through it in the "Android Vitals" section under Google Play Console features courses.

Yes, you can learn how to set up subscriptions, set up a managed product, manage the price of your app, manage orders, view and refund orders, and evaluate your revenue in the "Monetize" section under Google Play Console features courses.