Android app testing list rules

Last update : 19/12/2022 (hiatus)

- Introduction -
- Basic Rules -
- microG Rules -
- Template -
- Further notes -

Introduction

Previously, my testings are a bit too inconsistent IMO, with the old rules sprawled below :

That, combined with the extremely abstract nature of my testings (and its results), results in an app testing list that just sucks from all angles. Not detailed enough as there's no knowing when the results are last tested (meaning obsolete results aren't discovered without me giving the effort), and not enough standards to allow the testing to be reproduced. Well, let's hope this rules fixes it.

Basic Rules

These rules are applied universally.

microG Rules

These rules are added in whenever testing in the microG environment.

Template

Here's the template for my testings (and their explanations) :

An example of a (not-so-troublesome) paid app being tested :

An example of a troublesome paid app being tested :

An example of a free app being tested :

An example of a troublesome free app being tested :

Further notes

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