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pol2095
Inspiring
April 9, 2017
Question

Air Android architecture

  • April 9, 2017
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Hello,

Adobe Air for Android is 32 or 64 bit architecture in a device using 64-bit ARMv8 ?

Thanks

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    acton0206
    Participant
    May 8, 2019

    Time is running out and there are many companies that depend on this update. Please give us an official response!

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    Leo Kanel
    Inspiring
    May 13, 2019

    Today I got my first warning within the console. So proud..

    fredericb99676169
    fredericb99676169
    Known Participant
    May 20, 2019

    Tracker

    Votes count has been reset... Please massively vote for it !

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      LPRA
      Known Participant
      May 1, 2019

      About 3 months left to be able to update our apps for Android compliance...Any updates?

        fredericb99676169
        fredericb99676169
        Known Participant
        May 1, 2019

        Hi Guys,

        We are counting on you to push an update to fix that issue. As of now Google Play displays the warning on their console whenever you release an updated apk.

        Anki_AG_
        Adobe Employee
        Anki_AG_
        Adobe Employee
        April 13, 2017

        Hi,

        Adobe Air for Android is 32 bit architecture in a device using 64-bit ARMv8.

        Thanks,

        Ankit

        Adobe AIR Team

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        pol2095Author
        Inspiring
        April 15, 2017

        This feature would be very useful for me, having access to more memory would open up a lot of new possibilities.

        Adobe has planed to intoduce it ?

        If you are interested for this feature, please vote here

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          pol2095Author
          Inspiring
          December 27, 2018

          8 months to go (August 2019) until Google Play will require 64 bit support for any new apps or updates to existing apps. Are we officially on the last legs of using Adobe Air for mobile development or is there any new information on this? Thanks.

          https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2017/12/improving-app-security-and-performance.html

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