Google Play Developer Console review bypass??

I am just getting started in the app development world. After failing to purchase an APP, I decided to develop one myself. Apparently a lot of apps get taken down because google has a strict policy against piracy I am assuming.

I heard that there is a way to run a review mode on your app so that the reviewers can only see the review mode and not the actual contents of your app. When review mode is turned off, users can see all the content that was not available to the reviewer.

Can someone explain this to me? I am assuming that once my app is under review, I cannot edit it's code and after my app is reviewed, I cannot edit my code without getting reviewed again. So how is it possible that some people utilize a review mode?

i do this all the times , you need a good developer to add it for you ,

You can simply put a timer inside your app and "activate" after X days or you can set some var in a remote server (including Firebase) and show some content when the var is in 0 and other content if the var is in 1, so you can remote control your content. If your app is a webview, you can totally control your content from the server side.

conexur said:

You can simply put a timer inside your app and "activate" after X days or you can set some var in a remote server (including Firebase) and show some content when the var is in 0 and other content if the var is in 1, so you can remote control your content. If your app is a webview, you can totally control your content from the server side.

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thanks. I ended up adding server sided stuff on my apps.

Webview apps let you do that, you can just go back and edit your website to which your app connects after the review.

You can either do this through WebView or you can use a remote config (such as a .json) do change the apps content manually without updating the app.

Anybody here offer services to build websivew apps?