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Subject: Re: Are Playstore app updates tested before release?
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2024 19:15:42 +0100
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Jeff Layman quoted:

> "Thanks to Project Mainline, Google is able to deliver updates to core 
> Android system components through the Play Store. These updates — which 
> are publicly referred to as Google Play System Updates — can fix 
> security issues or introduce new features, and they’re routinely 
> delivered to users on GMS Android devices running Android 10 and later."

I believe that is how the recent updates for Google's Find My Device 
were rolled-out?