Keep your app from failing in a 64-bit only world
summary
Pixel 7 is the first mainstream 64-bit only phone and high‑end SoCs stop running 32‑bit code in 2023, so migration is urgent. Expect up to 150 MB RAM saved by removing 32‑bit system support. Test on the Android 12 emulator or flash a 64‑bit image, use Build.SUPPORTED_ABIS and install with adb --abi to force 64‑bit libs, update SoLoader/OpenSSL and other SDKs (old SoLoader, handwritten OpenSSL asm, and /lib vs /lib64 assumptions cause crashes), and check Play Console pre-launch report for 64‑bit failures.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:45Test with emulator
- 4:11Install with ADB
- 4:48Testing is important
- 6:28OpenSSL
- 6:43App Shielding
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