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Example: When sending a beta version to beta testers, I'll still want all of their crash/freeze reports to be sent to 'Google Play' (Former 'Android market').

Note: Such a beta version can be published by email (for example) and not downloaded using 'Google Play'. It would be installed manually by allowing 'Unknown sources'.

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  • I use Flurry in all my apps now. It will do a stack trace on crash and you can check relevant information on the users devices. – a54studio Sep 13 '12 at 23:48
  • I don't think it does, this is somewhat related to my question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10559267/how-to-reuse-launch-intent-action-bug-report-and-use-it-as-a-normal-feedback-f Let me know if you find something! – kaderud Sep 13 '12 at 23:50

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Actually, Google Play doesn't literally "track" crashes. What it actually does is give the user the option to send a report when the app needs to Force Close (e.g. there's an unhandled exception).

So, no. That option is not available unless the app was downloaded from Google Play.

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Unless it is loaded from the market it wouldn't likely track it. Use Flurry, it's simple to add and works on apps emailed, downloaded, or whatever.

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  • What do you mean by likely? Yes or no? And why? – AlikElzin-kilaka Sep 14 '12 at 05:53
  • I was trying to say no in a nice way, but no it wouldn't keep up with it unless it was loaded from the market. It wouldn't even know it existed. Like I said, what you are trying to achieve can easily be done in Flurry or Bugsense. – a54studio Sep 14 '12 at 20:21