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I have a couple of applications on the market. Today I have updated my phone to CM9 and have just noticed that my apps are not compatible with this software.

What i would like to work out is what permissions in the manifest could prevent this from showing up in the market?

Would it be related to the target version?

I don't think screen resolutions would be the issue because the resolution has not changed and I know for a fact that people have had the apps working on tablet devices with much larger displays.

yorkw
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danwms
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  • What uses-feature and uses-permission you defined in those apps that CM9 doesn't like for example? – yorkw Mar 14 '12 at 22:31
  • AFAIK, modded ROMs can't legitimately have Google Play, unless they added in some "back up the APK from the device and restore it after modding" trick that I have missed. – CommonsWare Mar 14 '12 at 23:21

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I saw this issue, as well. All of my apps are viewable on the Google Play Store, but none of my live wallpapers are viewable. I think it has to do with the <uses-feature android:name="android.software.live_wallpaper" /> element. CM9 might not have this set properly because I can see an app that doesn't have this line in the manifest and can't see apps with this line. Do you see the same thing?

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  • Thing I can't properly test (because I don't know how) is how to modify uses-feature elements in CM9. My device is the pyramid, btw. – chis54 Jun 08 '12 at 21:50