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La catégorie "Navigateurs" est en version bêta
Pour le moment, tout le monde peut publier des navigateurs sur les canaux de test internes du Play Store. La publication dans les canaux de test fermé, de test ouvert et de production sera autorisée à une date ultérieure.
Utiliser les identifiants de l'appareil pour l'authentification
Cette section explique comment utiliser les identifiants de l'appareil et les API d'authentification système pour répondre aux exigences relatives aux données sensibles décrites précédemment.
Vérifier si des identifiants sont définis pour l'appareil
Pour déterminer si l'utilisateur a sécurisé son appareil avec un code, un schéma ou un mot de passe, vous pouvez utiliser la méthode KeyguardManager::isDeviceSecure.
Pour réduire les problèmes rencontrés par l'utilisateur lorsqu'il doit définir des identifiants pour l'appareil, vous pouvez ouvrir l'écran Sécurité dans l'application Paramètres à l'aide de l'action d'intent Settings.ACTION_SECURITY_SETTINGS.
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Dernière mise à jour le 2025/07/27 (UTC).
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