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PROJECT82 LLC · One payment for this release. No subscription.

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Beacon

Version 1.0.0 · iOS + Android

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One app · one release

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US$79

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Prepare one app and release version for 30 days from verified payment. Its iOS and Android editions are included together.

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    Find missing permission descriptions and inspect the source evidence.

  • Prepare the changes

    Review supported corrections, draft PRs and privacy declarations.

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Record reference
project82-2026-08-29-01
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sha256:6af6ae2273581c61c01bbff4e3fb1bfe533e81516a08f6fad5bd1b0cc8579baa

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