Operational summary
Thailand completes the four-country initial phase. A cross-store package and certificate register helps prevent one alternate distribution build from being missed.
Recommended sequence
- Export or manually inventory Thailand-visible store listings.
- Normalize package names and SHA-256 signing fingerprints.
- Check official registration state and assign every unresolved result.
- Prepare Thai-language support notes and post-rollout monitoring.
Thailand cross-channel evidence
Export Thailand-visible listings and attach the exact release artifact or build provenance for each one. A shared package name does not prove all stores deliver the same signing identity.
Prepare Thai-language support notes, define the owner for every unresolved result and monitor changes after rollout. Keep the 2027 global expansion in the same program backlog so work is reusable.
- Normalize SHA-256 fingerprints consistently.
- Retain artifact and check timestamps.
- Review alternate-store builds after every signing change.
Frequently asked questions
Is Thailand the end of the program?
No. It is one of the four initial countries; Android says broader global rollout begins in 2027.
Can PkgReady discover every store artifact automatically?
No. Your team must supply the package name and certificate from each distribution channel.
Sources and review
PkgReady summarizes operational implications but does not replace an official console or Android documentation. Reviewed 2026-08-14.