Alex Musil, Senior Director of Product & Engineering, Google Play
Alex Musil, Senior Director of Product & Engineering, Google Play
Google Play at I/O 2023
Over the past year, our teams have been laser-focused on building exciting new features and making major changes to help your business thrive on Google Play.
The updates we announced at I/O are designed to make Google Play the best partner to help you grow your audience across the lifecycle of your business, the best platform to effectively monetize your users at scale, and the safest place to publish and distribute your hard work on Android.
Thank you once again for partnering with us to build your business. I hope you find these updates useful, and I can't wait to see what you build with them next.
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