B.T. 1.82

[fred]

If you mean updating your program automatically, maybe you could get it onto Google Play?
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I wish, Google no longer allows the app in it's current form.

[cristipurdel]

What if you could add some non-intrusive adds on google play, in order to have some revenue, but still make the app free?

[fred]

What if you could add some non-intrusive adds on google play, in order to have some revenue, but still make the app free?

That's not the problem I do have an Android and Apple account.
Android is very cheap.
It's because of the way the BOINC Client works ( as a Linux daemon ) , it's considered insecure and thus no longer allowed.

[hucker]

What if you could add some non-intrusive adds on google play, in order to have some revenue, but still make the app free?

That's not the problem I do have an Android and Apple account.
Android is very cheap.
It's because of the way the BOINC Client works ( as a Linux daemon ) , it's considered insecure and thus no longer allowed.

So how come Boinc itself is allowed on there?

[hucker]

What if you could add some non-intrusive adds on google play, in order to have some revenue, but still make the app free?

Ugh, no such thing as a non-intrusive ad.

[fred]

So how come Boinc itself is allowed on there?

It's older and published before the no longer allowed deadline.

[hucker]

So how come Boinc itself is allowed on there?

It's older and published before the no longer allowed deadline.

Right.... so it's ok to have a program that breaks their rules so long as it was there before they changed them?  Google don't make sense.  Mind you, they have removed at least one that I know of when the rules changed.  Pipboy for Fallout 4.  It's an app that connects directly with your PC when you're playing a game, to allow a second screen on your phone, so presumably doing similar weird networking as your programs do.