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let's suppose that two developers create their own App and each of them want to call it "nameApp": can they both publish it on the Apple Store, the Google Store and the Microsoft Store?
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With Android everything is simpler! You cannot reserve a name but you can have multiple apps with the same name. So no need to reserve the name – you can definitely use it.
Two iOS apps currently can not have the same App store name (as entered in iTunes Connect), nor the same bundle ID suffix. They can, however, have the same name under the icon (the Bundle Display Name as entered in the app's plist).
Yes, you can publish an app with the same name. But the Package name must be different. Eg. Here Package name must be different.
Not sure about Microsoft Store, but with Android and iOS apps are identified by app id. You can't have multiple apps with the same app id. The name string is more superficial, it isn't used as a unique key in the app stores - it's more of a visual thing client side.
EDIT: Looks like Google Play Store allows multiple apps to have same app name as long as they have a different app id. But iOS requires both app id and app name (but not display name) to be unique from other apps in the store. That's probably also why you see so many apps with super long, specific names in the iOS store.
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