On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:36 AM, Mark Ayers wrote:
> On the other hand if your analytics numbers are ALWAYS higher than total
> installs in the market console, THEN youhave pirates.
Aaarg! Could I have some rum then?! ;-)
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On the other hand if your analytics numbers are ALWAYS higher than total
installs in the market console, THEN youhave pirates.
On Aug 25, 2011 9:04 AM, "Appaholics" wrote:
> The market is in generally very broken. The numbers update at different
> times, sometimes with a day or two between updates
The market is in generally very broken. The numbers update at different
times, sometimes with a day or two between updates. Use a service like
Flurry or Google Analytics to track your installs and usage.
Also pirated versions will not be registered in the market console. It only
tracks installs th
I've heard this mentioned before on this list, is this indeed some piracy,
or is there another explanation? Looking at sales reports, the total of
active installs is actually greater than the number I've sold of the app,
cross-referenced with appmonger/google checkout. It doesn't do daily volu
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