<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Google is drawing the curtains on 32-bit only apps from 1 August 2019, as new applications or updates to existing applications that do not support 64-bit processors will not be allowed on the Play Store from that date.
It<wm>'s possible they are considering it simply because 32-bit isn't able to handle 64-bit applications properly or performance-wise.
As of the time of the release it only applies to apps that are in test centers (both Android app store and 100% Android device store), and has 65,000 plus lines of executable. You have until the 11th of March 2019 to submit a request to go into test centers, if you're hoping to be added in them. All others</wm> are completely off from my research and know, the real 65,000 is a lot, and