The unexpected keyboard allows you to add custom keys, you could set one up that's just two (or four) spaces.

Yeah No I've tried everything with the Secure Folder. Allas anything to do with it needs a Samsung Account. Maybe older Versions didn't need it... but yknow how that kinda stuff goes

your phone ?

my Motorola Razr 50u has a secure folder, it's not as nice a setup as Samsungs but it's there and can be configured to use a password. It seems to be part of Android these days, needed to be turned on from settings.

from memory, you only need a Samsung account on Secure Folder if you want to back things up etc

@kaschmir @Gigade argl Wer will sowas haben? Ich traue den Dingern nicht. Dem Handy übrigens auch nicht. Und dann soll es noch mehr können? (Ich will endlich mein Lieblingslinux auf dem Smartphone! fussaufbodenstampf).

Does plexamp work well on TV?

Plex and Plexamp, but if you know what Jellyfin is, I’m sure you know what Plex is and already have an opinion on it. Also Plex isn’t free and Jellyfin is, so there’s that as well.

I never had a need for such app, but I guess if you search for "CCTV" in the store you will find a few. That one looks promising for example.

Just keep in mind that videos quickly grow in volume, so you need a fair amount of free space to keep recording for the whole night.

I doubt it shows noise in dB, but you can try to start some app for measuring dB and record the screen instead (?)

Wow! Nice suggestion. Will definitely try it out

There is a brand new version of KashCal that now has CalDAV support.

Fossify is great! I love their bundle of apps. It’s just that my needy side craves more than functional slickness 😄

Thanks! I’m looking for a Google Calendar like aesthetic!

Some people really like Etar. Not sure if it's the aesthetic you're looking for.

I just submitted a new app for the first time under a new dev account a few weeks ago and didn't run into this though, that's why I'm confused.

It was added 1 or 2 years ago, can't remember when. Also not sure if it's for new apps or new devs

I think there's a subreddit for those, check the androiddev sub for links.

Do you have testing requirements yet?

Odd. The only thing I can think it might be then is that the company had a business account instead of a personal one. That might be something you can do more easily than finding 12 testers.

Or unfortunately it could just be Google randomly deciding to make things harder.

I'm in as long as you tell me about the app

The account I'm publishing under is super old (like literally just my first name old, lol), but this will be the first app I've ever published.
There doesn't seem to be any way to bypass this step. None that I've found, anyhow.

Interesting! I just published an app for a new company not long ago and didn't have to do this. Is the Google account you're using new, or is there some sort of verification step you can do?

I've tried all my friends and family, and have only come up with 3 people out of those. Everyone I know seems to unfortunately be on iOS.

This is what I currently see in my app console:

Why do you need 12 people to beta test? It's not a play store requirement.

Friends and family, or just 12 devices with unique accounts.