Google Starts Enforcing Android App Rules

Google has officially launched a new system to verify the identities of Android app developers, aiming to reduce fraud and malicious applications. The system requires users of Android 7 and above to enable a special setting and wait 24 hours before installing an app from an unregistered developer, while allowing installations from trusted developers without restrictions. Google's plan was to expand the system globally by 2027, including extending verification to third-party app stores and certified devices, but final details about restrictions on downloading apps from the internet remain unclear.

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