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Google lets you make personal Android apps for free now – with just prompts

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Google has launched a new feature in Google AI Studio allowing users with standard Google accounts to create personalized Android apps via prompts, which run privately on their devices without appearing in the public Play Store. This tool requires no coding experience and lets users share apps directly with friends.

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