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Efra Espada edited this page Nov 10, 2018 · 8 revisions

Due to StringCare needs the final fingerprint, you must sign your APK with the signing key, not the upload key, which is more commonly used.

When the upload key is used, Google resigns the APK with the signing key before publishing it and StringCare won't be able to de-obfuscate the strings.

More information can be found in the Android Developers page Manage your own key and keystore.

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