Trial Over when offline

[Alfa Beta]

Often when Airplane On I get from tasker:
Trial Over
Sorry, Tasker can't be used until you purchase it from Google Play. Tap the notification to purchase Tasker from your browser.
Do it is possible?
I cannot to use tasker when offline?

[João Dias]

What version of Tasker are you using?

Thank you for your contact.

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João Dias

[Alfa Beta]

6.2.9-rc

[João Dias]

I've changed some license related issues. Can you please try this version? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YGuMAWRfyYlUKMdgb4xyVEUfddWz_zzI/view

If you want you can also check any previous releases here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GW55YKFiuOZhJVswnt_BQUCJoGm36ugF

[Alfa Beta]

Today again receive warning when offline: 6.2.19

Trial Over
Sorry, Tasker can't be used until you purchase it from Google Play. Tap the notification to purchase Tasker from your browser.

[joaomgcd]

Yeah, unfortunately the Play Store app has to have internet access to check its license from time to time. It's how license checking usually works.

If you want you can get the direct-purchase version which has one-time license checking. Hope this clarifies it.

[Alfa Beta]

How get direct-purchase version, if I have play store version?

[João Dias]

It's a separate purchase. Check here: https://taskernet.com/?licenses

[Alfa Beta]

It is not fair, if the license purchased is limited without my knowledge.

[João Dias]

I'm sorry, but since you are purchasing something on Google Play it's assumed that Google Play can check your license to see if it's still valid. :( It's how Google Play works.

[Alfa Beta]

You can choose when, and how often, you want your application to check its license and you have full control over how it handles the response, verifies the signed response data, and enforces access controls.

From http://developer.android.com/guide/market/licensing/overview.html

So yes basically whenever the developer wants it to. I'd imagine the most common time to check is when the application is first opened.

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/22545/how-does-google-plays-market-license-check-work