There is always
http://andappstore.com/AndroidPhoneApplications/licensing.jsp
:)
Al.
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Not an actual answer to your question;
The same happened to my app. I signed up with ipmart-forum and sent
them a message warning them about the copyright infringement. They
were very helpful and it took only one day before they took down the
post on their forums that offered my app for (illegal)
No matter what method google comes up with, somebody is bound to crack
it and then your apps are back out in the wild for all to freely
download. I'm sure there are some methods out there that will at
least delay the crackers a bit, but not forever.
Perhaps there is a way for google to correctly
There is no best way, but there is always better way.
It's like the DES algorithm, there is way to crack it, but it is
expensive.
For a $2 app, few people wants to crack it with expensive effort.
Currently the apps on the market is not protected at all. Just a
little bit more effort from Google c
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