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droidcon NYC '19

Why Does Google Think My App Is Harmful?

droidcon NYC

droidcon NYC 2019 | Why Does Google Think My App Is Harmful? | Alec Guertin

In this talk, Alec Guertin covers how Google defines harmful behavior in Android applications and how developers can avoid common pitfalls that result in their apps being flagged as mobile unwanted software (MUwS) or potentially harmful apps (PHAs) by Google Play Protect.

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Why Does Google Think My App Is Harmful?

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Explores Google's definition of harmful behavior in Android apps
Examines how to avoid common pitfalls that result in apps being flagged as harmful by Google Play Protect
Provides insights from droidcon NYC instructors, known for their expertise in Android development
Relevance to mobile app developers seeking to distribute their apps on the Google Play Store

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Learners who complete droidcon NYC '19: Why Does Google Think My App Is Harmful? will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Android Developer
An Android Developer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining applications for the Android operating system. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Android Developer who wants to avoid having their apps flagged by Google Play Protect.
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Android Application Developer
An Android Application Developer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining applications for the Android operating system. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Android Application Developer who wants to avoid having their apps flagged by Google Play Protect.
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Software Engineer
A Software Engineer applies the principles of computer science and software design to the design, development, testing, and maintenance of software systems. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Software Engineer who wants to develop Android apps.
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Mobile Developer
A Mobile Developer is responsible for designing, developing, testing, and maintaining mobile applications. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Mobile Developer who wants to develop Android apps.
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Software Development Engineer in Test
A Software Development Engineer in Test is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining test plans and test cases for software systems. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Software Development Engineer in Test who wants to test Android apps.
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Quality Assurance Analyst
A Quality Assurance Analyst is responsible for testing software systems to ensure that they meet quality standards. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Quality Assurance Analyst who wants to test Android apps.
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Information Security Analyst
An Information Security Analyst is responsible for protecting an organization's information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Information Security Analyst who wants to protect Android devices and apps from malware.
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Computer Systems Analyst
A Computer Systems Analyst is responsible for analyzing, designing, and implementing computer systems. This course can help you understand Google's guidelines for harmful behavior in Android apps, which is essential knowledge for any Computer Systems Analyst who wants to design and implement Android systems.
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Product Manager
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Database Administrator
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Data Analyst
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Business Analyst
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Project Manager
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Sales Manager
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Explores Google's definition of harmful behavior in Android apps
Examines how to avoid common pitfalls that result in apps being flagged as harmful by Google Play Protect
Provides insights from droidcon NYC instructors, known for their expertise in Android development
Relevance to mobile app developers seeking to distribute their apps on the Google Play Store
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