# Google Play Internal candidate v3 — 2026-08-09 This record binds the third Internal testing release to the exact committed source and observed verification evidence. Google Play accepted, released, and delivered this exact artifact on the Internal testing track on 2026-08-10. ## Source and artifacts - Source commit: `cd154766a06bb1febb0598fb3f53db78628bd7f6` - Source fingerprint: `70529d3befcb0818f0b79f7869389b4fad432eb2911be08d52342529b7f22614` - Package: `org.whoneedhelp.mobile` - Version: `0.1.2 (3)` - Intended Internal release label: `0.1.2 Location consent clarity` - Artifact directory: `android/dist-release-20260809-v3/` - Release APK SHA-256: `32132ee85b58e2f719b11d004dd7f5896bfde3b01372ad0b3293bf7bcbe79193` - Play AAB SHA-256: `5f1b63d02467ce63af795d16459a75693e415426478e0788b83f0f6d35dff922` - Universal APK SHA-256: `b2bcb19d96c42621a5001a6b682edcb6d27aa3932ec334f0e93b0b7f20817393` - Universal APKS SHA-256: `b7024006c27c5d4878cad95b8c9dc2eb2e1038aa713c9dbf719a51eccfa1a497` The build used a temporary mode-0600 copy of the production Android configuration with only the candidate version changed to `0.1.2 (3)`. The temporary file was removed by the isolated build unit. The development `.env`, production server and frozen hackathon test deployment were not changed. ## Release pipeline evidence The source-bound release pipeline completed successfully: - production Android environment and App Links identity validation; - release unit tests; - release lint; - R8 code shrinking and resource shrinking; - release APK and AAB assembly; - APK signing-certificate verification; - AAB JAR-signature verification; - bundletool AAB validation and universal APK generation; - package-name and production-origin verification; - exported source fingerprint comparison with the current committed source. The isolated build unit was `codex-heavy-wnh-android-release-v3-20260809-20260809-211532-3613142.service`. It completed successfully in 37.450 seconds with a 154 MiB unit memory peak; Docker build workers are accounted for by the Docker service rather than this client unit. ## Instrumentation evidence The current source passed API 37 instrumentation in the isolated unit `codex-heavy-wnh-android-instrumentation-api37-v3-20260809-211723-3671839.service`. - Main instrumentation: `OK (10 tests)` in 71.145 seconds. - The suite covered loading state, denied permission, web geolocation, disclosure cancellation, App Link recreation/update, foreground location posting and notification Stop, network retry, Home/activity destruction and main-page retry. - The process-death probe intentionally killed the instrumented app after the foreground service appeared. The harness verified that the non-sticky service and persistent notification did not remain. - Evidence directory: `output/android-instrumentation/api37-0/20260809181723-3672268/`. - The generated emulator container, image and named AVD volume were absent after cleanup. ## What changed from Play-delivered v2 Candidate v3 changes the live-location cancellation contract: dismissing the prominent native disclosure or denying the permission emits an explicit cancellation event instead of a generic technical-error event. The web UI can therefore remain in the stopped state without falsely telling the user that location sharing failed. ## Play delivery and remaining gates On 2026-08-10 Play Console showed `0.1.2 Location consent clarity` available to Internal testers with one version code. The physical phone's installed package passed the strict Play installer, signing, exact-version, App Link, and activity resolution verifier. A production-fixture replay also verified user-initiated foreground location, minimized notification operation, notification Stop, 41 samples, zero retained raw positions after Stop, and exact fixture cleanup. The remaining gates are: 1. create a concise final foreground-location declaration video from the Play-delivered candidate; 2. complete and verify the Play Console foreground-service/location form; 3. keep Closed and Production tracks untouched until their separate gates are complete.