Google announces its willingness to limit outdated applications on the Play Store

Google Inc., its willingness to reduce outdated applications version and operation of Android.

She said she’d put some of the answer to the root if it came out or installed.

It aims to have some apps on the Play Store lag, compliant, and secure in Android, Krish Vitaldevara, Google’s product manager, said in a blog post. “Expand the API requirements on installing older applications that may not have scripts that have these protections.”

There are two important caveats to note:

First, the app works again

So, what appears in the previous version of Android running Android 8.1.2.

Second, Google says Chrome will be able to redownload and install any apps they download from the Play Store.

It could be ready in time for the November 1 deadline.

Google is already similar in place for new and revised applications.

Application development started under the API.

What does this new policy do?

In the past, some big names

In 2017, Ars Technica reported that Facebook was targeting an API that was two years old at the time, while Snap was targeting an API that was nearly years old.