I have an app listed in the play console, which access has been limited to an internal play store for years - everything worked fine.
Play console - advanced settings
Now the customer decided, the app should not be limited to internal users any more, but to be available publicly in the play store. I would like to avoid to package the app with new package name and signature as a new app.
https://support.google.com/a/answer/2494992?hl=en#zippy=%2Cmanaging-private-apps-in-admin-console-versus-google-play-console%2Cimportant-information-about-app-publishing indicates it should be possible to remove that access limitation.
You might want to use Google Play Console if any of the following are true:
You might want to make the app public someday. If you publish a private app through Play Console, you can later change its settings to make it a public app.
But I do not find the option to deactivate that limitation. The tab for "Managed Google Play" allows only to add/remove Organisations for access, but not make it freely public again.
Is this possible and when, how is it done?



