Also you can host the APK file privately, behind a log in of you own.
Then simply allow only those to add the app that have credentials.
You will have to change the settings on the phone to install a non Market
app, easy to do though.
Or the app can have it's own log in system self contained
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a method that would prevent individuals
from downloading an app unless they had a password, belonged to a certain
group, etc.? To my knowledge nothing like this exists, so I figured I would
reach out and see if anyone here knows of a way to do this.
Not for specific people.
Why are you wanting to do this? Is it for a beta test group out something?
If so, I do this through DropBox... They host the files, and you can create
a public download link for your test group.
Only those that know the actual link can download it...
And, it's free!
My company was looking to release a build to the market that would only be
available to ATT people (I believe it's for a pilot with ATT). Thank you
for the suggestion!
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 1:11 PM, Justin Anderson magouyaw...@gmail.comwrote:
Not for specific people.
Why are you wanting to
At this moment, the Android Market does not allow for 'private' sections,
sections where only selected/invited users can access the apps stored there.
Many business would like this option and it is often asked for from the
Android Market and the Apple App Store. This would allow them to
