Amid the ongoing Google I/O 2016 conference, Google has started sending developers an email notifying them of an upcoming feature called 'Family Library,' as reported by Android Police.
'Family Library' is a service through which users can purchase apps from Google Play Store and then let other family members use them as well. The service is likely to go official starting July 2.
"By default, all paid apps purchased after July 2, 2016 (when the Developer Distribution Agreement update takes effect) will be eligible for Family Library," reads the information on Google's support page
'Family Library' is a service through which users can purchase apps from Google Play Store and then let other family members use them as well. The service is likely to go official starting July 2.
"By default, all paid apps purchased after July 2, 2016 (when the Developer Distribution Agreement update takes effect) will be eligible for Family Library," reads the information on Google's support page
For more details check here:
https://events.google.com/io2016/
