PEPK

Definition	:	Play Encrypt Private Key
Category	:	Computing » Programming & Development
Country/Region	:	Worldwide
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Type	:	Initialism

What does PEPK mean?

Play Encrypt Private Key (PEPK) is a tool that is used to encrypt private keys for Android apps. It is used as part of the Google Play App Signing process.
PEPK encrypts private keys using a key that is generated by Google. This key is then stored in the Google Play Developer Console. When an app is submitted to the Google Play Store, it is signed with the encrypted private key. The Play Store then decrypts the private key using its own key and uses it to sign the app. This service is designed to help improve the security and convenience of managing app signing keys for Android app developers.

Note:
App Signing by Google Play is a service provided by the Google Play Store, which is the official app distribution platform for Android applications.