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Fix typo #1772

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When distributing Android apps outside Google Play, and other marketplaces, *ad-hoc* distribution enables you to make the app available for download on a website or server. Android requires that apps created for ad-hoc distribution use the Android Package (APK) format.

To distribute a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) Android app, you'll need to sign it with a key from your keystore. Keystores are binary files that serve as repositories of certificates and private keys. or server
To distribute a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) Android app, you'll need to sign it with a key from your keystore. Keystores are binary files that serve as repositories of certificates and private keys.

The process for publishing a .NET MAUI Android app for ad-hoc distribution is as follows:

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