Question: Your team is preparing to launch three localized videos for your Google Play store listing. Each video features a different language, but all other aspects of the videos are identical. The videos are three minutes long and shot in landscape mode. The privacy settings are set to private, and monetization is disabled. Which of the following changes should you make to follow recommended best practices for Google Play?
- Change the privacy settings to public or unlisted.
- Add an age restriction for localized content.
- Reshoot the videos to show real users interacting with the app in each language.
- Reshoot the videos in portrait mode.
Explanation
Google Play requires a promo video to be accessible from YouTube so it can appear correctly in the store listing. A video that is set to private cannot be shown to users from Google Play. Localized videos are allowed when they match the language and listing experience being shown. Landscape orientation and disabled monetization are already aligned with Google Play preview assets guidance.
Why the other options are incorrect
Age restriction Age-restricted YouTube videos are not recommended for Google Play promo video use.
Real users interacting Google Play does not require localized videos to show different real users for each language.
Portrait mode Landscape format is recommended for promo video assets, so portrait reshooting is unnecessary.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9866151
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