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I suffer a lot about this, My previous app has targetSdkVersion 28 but now I changed it to targetSdkVersion 29 due to Google Play requirement.

It works well when I install it directly from AS to my phone, and it works too when I share the APK. But after I upload it to Play Store, there is no device supported with this version.

I appreciate your help, thank you

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Taslim Oseni
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Finally, I can solve this issue. The problem is in the manifest file. There is a line I should remove. I should remove camera2 in the manifest file.

Just it, and now my app is on play store. Thank you guys

Arie Ahmad
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Try logging into Google Play with another email account. I'm not sure if this changed, but as of a couple years ago developers couldn't download their own apps from the store. So they'd show this misleading error message instead.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/40244232/7434090

Gavin Wright
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  • All of my users cannot install it, it doesn't happen just for me but for all users. Even though, now my app disappear from GP – Arie Ahmad Aug 27 '20 at 03:12
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You may want to check the app availability in your target users' country.

UPDATE:

Never mind this, if it's unavailable in your country, it should say This app is not available in your country instead.

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