To keep your app working on Android devices, you’ll need to make sure it’s registered and verified in your Play Console.
⚠️ Important Deadline
Apps that are not registered by September 2026 may no longer be installable on certified Android devices in some countries.
What You Need to Do:
1. Wait for Google’s email
Google will send you an email confirming which of your apps have been automatically registered.
2. Check your apps in Play Console
Log in to your Google Play Console
Go to the Home page
You’ll see a list of your apps with their registration status
Look for any apps marked as “not registered”
3. Register any missing apps
For any apps that were not automatically registered:
Go to the Android developer verification page in Play Console
Register each unregistered app
You should make sure to:
Register any apps you still want to distribute on Google Play
Register any apps you distribute outside of Google Play (you can do this in the same place)
4. Add signing keys (if required)
If you sign your app outside of Google Play, you may also need to:
Add your app signing keys during the verification process
New Apps
Any new apps you create going forward will be automatically registered
If you reuse an existing package name, you may need to verify ownership of your signing key
If you’re unsure on any of the above, please reach out to the Support Team at help@radio.co.