Lazysodium-android was removed from Google Play.

terl / lazysodium-android

An Android implementation of the Libsodium cryptography library. For the lazy dev.

https://github.com/terl/lazysodium-java/wiki

Mozilla Public License 2.0

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Lazysodium-android was removed from Google Play. #49

Closed CensorKo closed 3 years ago

CensorKo commented 3 years ago

We plan to use this project on Google play store, but lazysodium-android was removed from Google play store by Google. Can you please check and fixed it.

gurpreet- commented 3 years ago

Hi @CensorKao what are you referring to? The Lazysodium sample app? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goterl.lazycode.lazysodium.example

Looks like it has been removed 😭 but it's OK as that was a sample app that showed everything that Lazysodium can do and developers should not use it directly.

Lazysodium is a library not an app.

CensorKo commented 3 years ago

@gurpreet- Our App was removed from google play store due to the device and network abuse policy. Google tell us we have all the responsibility for what we integrated sdk now. So now we were very carefully when we using third party sdk. I just want to know why the sample was removed from Google Play. Is that the lazysodium-android matters or just the sample doesn't meet Google play's policy? We were worried that Google would remove our app from Google Play store again if we using lazysodium-android.

gurpreet- commented 3 years ago

It was probably removed due to me not updating it in a while!

gurpreet- commented 3 years ago

Looks like I needed to update the target audience but haven't done so. It has nothing to do with network abuse.

CensorKo commented 3 years ago

Looks like I needed to update the target audience but haven't done so. It has nothing to do with network abuse.

Thanks. You should keep the sample on Google Play store. Google was very strictly on third party sdk.