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Google announced Tuesday that US users aged 18 and up can launch private apps built via Google AI Studio without publishing them on the Play Store, affecting 3 billion users while keeping apps separate from the public catalog. Minimum age requirement is 18 years. Apps remain invisible to public search. Feature builds on May launch of vibe-coding.
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The Verge and TechCrunch contrast Google's easing of restrictions against a full private launch, while 9to5Google leads with the new personal library feature.
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