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Google plans to implement an Android developer verification system next month that will require developers to verify their identity and pay a fee to release apps. The company has stated that developers from sanctioned nations will be exempt from these requirements, although the implications of this policy are still being clarified.
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Google plans to implement an Android developer verification system next month that will require developers to verify their identity and pay a fee to release apps. The company has stated that developers from sanctioned nations will be exempt from these requirements, although the implications of this policy are still being clarified.
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Google plans to exempt sanctioned nations from Android developer verification
Google to Exempt Sanctioned Nations from Android Developer Verification