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I have digital goods service running website, there are about 7000 unique electronic devices listed on my web, but my service is about to provide some kind of digital keys for these electronic products i.e. I am not selling those physical electronic products, but some keys for these devices, to make them running well.
What is the most appropriate Schema.org type I should use taking into account that google supports and understands it.
Currently I use http://schema.org/Product - is it ok?
Yes, the Product type is also meant for digital products or services. Its description gives as example:
an episode of a TV show streamed online
In case it’s software that comes with a key, you could use the SoftwareApplication type in addition to Product, and the availableOnDevice property to state which hardware the software is for.
Schema.org has no type for representing software licenses/keys.
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I have created a flutter delivery app for (3) months, its now 99% complete. I am planning to make this app available just within my city, However I am worried that someone will take time to extract/decompile and reverse engineer my app to extract the customer info(fullName,Address,tel.no) that I have storing in cloud firestore, So far I have taken all the security measures I can think of:
1.) Using pro-guard and pro-guard rules
2.) Obfuscating Dart code
3.) Firebase Security Rules
However none of this can protect my users data 100% not just like big app companies who manage data on their server side infrastructure which I dont have resources and the know how. What I am really worried about is when they reverse engineer my app they can extract all users I have then I have to face consequence or lawsuit from my users.
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I'm pretty new to everything related to hardware.
I am searching for a way to connect PWA to POS hardware, like Scanner or cash drawer. How can I access these via PWA or JavaScript?
The hardware you intend to use need to use webUSB api (for e.g. "Canon DR-M160II scanner" uses one), which will of course depend on the implementation by the hardware vendor.
You can either check if there's any compatible hardware already available and then for coding your PWA accordingly, you can refer to this web.dev article.
If you strictly need to use the existing hardware and can get the corresponding hardware vendor to customize it, you can ask them to refer to this article on web.dev.
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In some countries, PayPal functionality is trimmed (you can't sell, you can't recieve money), but I want to use it like for full. Can it be here some workaround? Can I use some VPN for this?
You can't do that, they'll will catch you. And where do you live? This can not be because you have to provide personal legal information. In some cases, you may be required to show even a passport or id. Why don't use local payment systems?
You have to respect terms of service of face being disallowed from any service or merchant that you use. If you want to operate in multiple countries, you'll just need to find systems that work in each, and a way to implement that routes the order through the right merchant gateway.
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The goal here is maximum conversion of users to an application. I tried to research paypal's market share to see what other services cover the remainder. Is the remaining market share large enough to make it worthwhile to cover other services? Which services are currently 2nd and 3rd to paypal?
That differs per country. In the netherlands ideal is a must, google wallet would be nice.
Every country has it's own EFT online banking system with options to pay in web stores.
Just search with the banks of the country of your target group what they use the most and implement their payment api.
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I'd like to eventually publish one of the iPhone projects I've been working on and I was wondering if I should really establish an LLC before joining the Apple Dev program and submitting apps under the company name, rather than just using my name for both. I'm looking for any legal or financial differences between the two options...as well as anecdotes. Thanks!
I think if you produce an application as an LLC you as a person are not held accountable for any damages your application may cause. So if you somehow break a bunch of iPhones with your app and the court finds in favor of the victims the charges and fines are directed at the LLC and not you (and your personal bank accounts and assets)
At least that's my understanding. I'm not lawyer though so get this kind of thing double checked.
There are many benefits to forming a company to insulate yourself from legal consequences. There are also tax consequences and differences between a LLC or other corporate structure. You should probably consult an attorney or at least your tax guy for advice.