I have used always the same keystore and same alias key for all published app…
This is a right choice, or Should I use a different alias for each published app?
I haven’t find really clear informations about the right use of keystore.
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I have used always the same keystore and same alias key for all published app…
This is a right choice, or Should I use a different alias for each published app?
I haven’t find really clear informations about the right use of keystore.
Keystore file, or signing of the apps, represent that some developer or company certify that application has been developed or verified by that particular company or developer, not the application itself.
So, as far you are developing the app, with name of your company, or yours, you should sign app with same keystore, though not mandatory.