b.one
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- Oct 8, 2011
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It's weird, everyone has a different experience and you will never find a clear pattern. What I can talk about is my experience, and so far it says that usually it's NOT one factor triggering the prior violation (if not a real stupid huge mistake like the same IP!) but it's more a pattern Google sees from the information he can collect from:Are you sure AS doesn't matter? I'm really curious about that, for me, AS and the SC are the fu*kin problem...
Or... Do you always use fresh sdk like one of my friends? But he uses the same sc for most of his dev...
- Source code;
- Machine.
I made an enormous amount of mistakes by having dealt with hundreds of accounts and got several mass bans as I said. But I can exclude Android Studio cause I've some developers working for me and others too, they use the same machine and when I got mass bans they didn't have the same issue with other clients. So it cannot be a major factor. I know guys using always different machines but I find it too time-consuming, it all depends on how many accounts you deal with. If few, better safe than sorry.
Exactly. Think about how many people use appsgeyser. Same source codes, same keystore. But always different machines to publish, so it's like Google has not enough proof and cannot ban.I really enjoy the myth in discussing about prior violationsit is like discussing seo, it will be an art and every person has his/her own way
Oh one thing, what do you think about andromo, do they use the same source code for hundreds or thousands apps? In one of andromo user banned, will other andromo user got banned? :O
Anyway, as I said: if you publish a few apps in few different developers account, just be paranoic. It's always better.