Google (@Google) is offering to pay some Android app developers for access to the code behind Play Store apps, according to a 404 Media report based on an email sent to a developer whose app has millions of downloads. The pitch, as reported by 404 Media's Jason Koebler, invites a "select group of Google Play app developers" into a "confidential content offer pilot." Google frames the program as a way for developers to "generate additional revenue" from production codebases, archived projects,...
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