Piracy prone Android Application

Dead Trigger, a relatively popular FPS
game for the android and IOS
version finally made free for
Android, but not for IOS. The reason
is due to exceptionally high levels of
piracy in Android, according to its
developers, Madfinger Games. It is a
sad situation, especially for small
developers. Android operating
system has grown rapidly over the
last two years. And, apart from
problems such as fragmentation and
monetization, most developers
continue to bring their applications
on Google's platform. Because
Android is now too great to ignore.
But piracy is a major issue now.
Unlike the IOS where each
application is published (free or
paid) to get validation by Apple, and
therefore must be downloaded
through the App Store, Android
applications can be easily cracked,
and then distributed as an APK file.
And, then pirated applications are
installed on Android devices without
having to be root first. Malware and
security issues have not been proven
as a deterrent enough people keep
plowing applications. And, Google
also does not care about what is
installed APK file on Android devices

Monetization is not a new problem in
Android. According to a report by
Flurry, for every $ 1 earned by the
developer at IOS, Android developers
get only 24 cents. This is why many
developers, including big ones such
as Rovio, go put ads on their apps
on Android, while they also have an
ad-free paid version for IOS. With
rampant piracy, we can only hope
this model will be more and more
adapted by developers, the user
needs more attention than their
income. Last Update Jelly Bean says
Android OS will be equipped with
encryption model of paid
applications that are expected to
slow piracy on Android. The hope,
the future people will be more
appreciative of the copyright to small
developers can continue to live and
the more advanced.