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400 HOUR 24: Publishing on the Android Market can range from $0.99 to $200 USD, and similar ranges are available in euros and UK pounds. . Copy protection information—Choosing this option may help prevent the application from being copied from the device and distributed without your knowledge or permission. . Support contact information—This option defaults to the information you provided for the developer account. You can change it on an app-by-app basis, though, which allows for great support flexibility when you’re publishing multiple applications. . Consent—You must click the checkboxes to agree to the terms of the current (at the time you click) Android Content Guidelines as well as the export laws of the United States, regardless of your location or nationality. Watch Out! Be sure to carefully read the details pages (follow the Learn More link) for the export compliance rules. There, Google also links to a couple of U.S. government web pages that provide enough information to know if you’ll run afoul of these laws. The application package is uploaded and verified while you fill out the form. Did you Know? Once an application package has been successfully uploaded, the previous information can be saved as a draft, which is great for verification before final publishing. Also, the application icon, name, version, localization information, and required permissions are shown so you can verify that you have configured the Android Manifest file properly. Publishing on the Android Market After you click the Publish button, the application appears in the Android Market almost immediately. Once your app is published, you can see statistics including ratings, reviews, downloads, active installs, and so on in the Your Android Market Listings section of the main page on your developer account. These statistics aren’t updated as frequently as the publish action, and you can’t see review details directly from the listing. By clicking the application listing, you can edit the various fields. Although some details can be edited, pricing information can’t be changed. For example, if your app starts as a free application, it will remain that way. You can always upload a different version for a paid version of the application with new features. Paid
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