I have an Android App which is live in the Playstore and I was analysing the ratings for different version codes. I found something which doesn't actually make much sense to me.
In the list of apps with version codes, there happens to be a version code labeled as Unknown
Each and every app which I had released had proper version codes with it (or else the playstore itself won't allow me to publish).
I am wondering from where this Unknown
come from.
If anyone else had faced the same issue and have an explanation for the same, please help me grasp an explanation.
Attaching the screenshot for further clarity.
Thanks in advance :)
execute(). get() which returns a string value which is the version name of your app from google play store.
The most common explanation for why you can't download certain apps from Google Play is that the app's developers have marked it as "incompatible" with your device. You'll see a message stating "this app is not available for your device" or "this app is not available for any of your devices" in this case.
Here is the quote form different thread:
I contacted Google Play about this a while ago and they finally answered and offered a likely explanation about why the "Unknown" version(s) are the worst rated: If a user uninstalls the app, and after that decides to rate it, then the version will appear as unknown because the system can't figure out what version exactly the rating is referring to since the app is no longer on the user's device. And the users who are most likley to uninstall AND rate the app are those who really disliked it, hence the low ratings.
But in my case Uknown
version doesn't have the lowest rating. It has the average.
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