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Discrepancy between the list of devices that support ARCore from the Google Play Console and the ARCore documentation website #1644
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My problem seems to be similar to this issue that was logged a little over 2 years ago |
Confirming that the list, indeed, has regressed again. Checking in with the Play folks to see what's up. I would suspect that this doesn't affect the actual availability in the Store, but looking into this immediately. |
Hello @devbridie |
Currently I have 126 devices available when filtering with android.hardware.camera.ar on device catalog > all devices. With com.google.ar.core.depth I only get 1 device. As mentioned on #1317 this is affecting users on their phones for instance, I have a had a user with a Samsung A34 unable to download my app because they get a "your device isn't compatible with this version", this phone is listed on the supported devices documentation. How is this a problem that has occurred again after 2 years? It's extremely hard to run a production app when things like this happen and limit the ability for users to download my app. Very frustrating. Please fix this ASAP. |
Same here just 127 devices and the reason for the unsupported devices is:
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Hi @devbridie It is coming up to a month since we have had an update on this. Is this something you are looking into? It is affecting the availability of my app in the Play Store. Regards |
The Play Console team is still actively looking into this. However, we're all convinced that this only affects the display of the list on the Play Console Device Catalog page, and does not affect availability. My test devices are not shown on the list and are able to see Depth Lab in the Play Store. If you believe this is affecting availability on the device, please ensure that your device cannot see Depth Lab and post the |
Okay thanks, I think I had the depth api on required will change that and let you know if there are any further problems |
Same here, 124 devices, unsupported: android.hardware.camera.ar :/ |
We have also encountered the same problem. Please fix it asap. Thanks. |
URGENT assistance required! Our app now shows 0 supported device! Previously our app showed 1000s of devices, now 0. Nobody can download our app any more. |
Any news ? Only 125 devices written as supported in GPlay Console whereas around 900 compatible devices are written in ARCore compatibility list... https://developers.google.com/ar/devices Any impact on downloads ? Please Google team, give feedback on this issue. |
Any news? Due to the fact that I also do not support android.hardware.camera.ar, the number of devices supported was reduced from 6,896 to 127. Distribution cannot proceed simply because of a typographical error. Please share the latest news! thank you |
@nudge411 What do you mean by 'Distribution cannot proceed simply because of a typographical error.' ? What typographical error ? |
@agGitHub It seems to be a translation problem. |
My App that can be downloaded with a direct link to Google Play via "unsupported device" Galaxy A71, can NOT be found using Google Play search. This is a big problem. My app works on Galaxy A71. |
Any news on this @devbridie ? I'm running into this issue also. I confirm it does affect the actual availability in the store. |
We are also having this issue at the moment, the best I can do now for our project is to make ar core requirement as optional I haven't looked into the details but I am considering checking the feature availability at runtime and show warnings to the users that the main features are not supported. Please fix this asap! |
Any update? Has any solution been found? |
Thanks folks for reporting the issue. We are currently engaging with the Play Store team to address the situation. We are under the impression that the issue is only affecting the list of devices shown on the Play Console and not app distribution itself (given our experiments with Depth Lab). However it seems like there are apps like AR Masker are a counter-example as I can see it not being compatible with our test devices. If your application is affected, would you mind sharing:
While we are working with the Play Store to get a fix deployed soon, the more data points that we can gather the easier it will be to expedite the process. Thanks again for your patience and your support! |
Full report about the AR Masker. |
I confirm that the same happens with the AR apps I manage.
they have the same problem. All these currently show me 110-130 supported Android devices. The device I am testing them on (Redmi Note 8 Pro) is not on the list of these devices, but if I search the Play Store, I can find those apps and install them. I should also mention that the number of supported Android devices has changed in the App bundle Explorer - the old bundle ID versions. For example for com.hmcs.aitoloakarnaniafortifications, if I go to "App bundle explorer" I see that the bundle id version: 1 currently has Supported Android devices 124 and I am sure that earlier this number was much higher. |
SPECIFIC ISSUE ENCOUNTERED
When I upload a bundle to the Google Play Console with ARCore being set up as "required", the list of supported devices is made only of 118 devices. When I inspect further, devices that should support ARCore are specified as being not supported (for example: the entire Google line of phones is marked as unsupported except the Google Pixel 2 and 2XL, even though the list from the ARCore documentation mentions that pretty much all of the Google phones support ARCore).
The reason why it's unsupported is always:
Example: Google Pixel 6a from Google Play Console
Google Pixel 6A being part of the supported list from here: https://developers.google.com/ar/devices
VERSIONS USED
On Windows, use:
adb shell pm dump com.google.ar.core | findstr /i "packages: versionName"
On macOS, use:
adb shell pm dump com.google.ar.core | egrep -i versionName\|packages:
adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint
: Not applicableSTEPS TO REPRODUCE THE ISSUE
WORKAROUNDS (IF ANY)
Should I mark the app as not being AR Required? The core functionnality of the app is based on AR and I don't think it's a viable solution.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Is 118 devices a normal amount of devices that should support ARCore? Should I have more devices in the Device Catalog of my app? Should I not worry about this and the users of unsupported devices (based on this list) will still have access to my app on the Google Play Store?
Thank you
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