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Its no longer possible to publish apps on play store without 20 testers. work arounds? Its no longer possible to publish apps on play store without 20 testers. work arounds?
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Anyone else frustrated by this? Google took $25 to sign me up then i found out i need 20 testers to commit for 14 days (without skipping once) the app to go to next round of approval.

This seems like a very high barrier.

The only way around is to setup an LLC... but i mean i just want to publish apps for fun not so much for profit.

What are devs doings about this? PWA seems the only solution no?

source of my concern found here

https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/14151465?hl=en&ref_topic=7072031&sjid=2871256577108209522-NC#zippy=%2Cwhat-do-you-mean-when-you-say-testers-must-be-opted-in-for-the-last-days-continuously-before-i-can-apply-for-production:~:text=What%20do%20you,14%20consecutive%20days.

What do you mean when you say testers must be opted-in for the last 14 days continuously before I can apply for production? This means that we won't count testers who opted in, tested for less than 14 days, and then opted out. Even if they opt back in so that they are opted in for a total of 14 days, these 14 days must be consecutive to count towards the criteria of 20 opted-in testers who have tested for 14 consecutive days.