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First of all you should take a look at the new certificate. What had been changed exactly? e.g. <ul> <li>Is the new certificate using the same common name (CN)? </li> <li>Does the CN match the hostname you're querying?</li> <li>Is it signed by a different certificate authority (CA)? </li> <li>If so, is this CA trusted by Android?</li> </ul> As you have lost your private application signing key, then you're basically stuck. (Everybody reading this: Always backup your keystore and store it in at least one secure place. Otherwise there is no way back.) Is the DataSource you are using by a third party? If you are able to change the certificate to one that Android trusts, your app could be revived. I don't see another solution here. But anyway, where are you going with your app? With a free app, it is not too bad. Change the package name in your code and make a new app. Publish it. Use a hint in the text at your old app to advise people that this one is not being updated anymore and they should get your new app. If it is a paid app you will face hard times finding a way to migrate your present users. Sorry to say it, because this is a painful situation, but this must be a software engineering lesson you skipped. Your signatures are the most important thing to backup. You can always re-engineer your code, while you do not have any chance with your keys. As the mentioned facts are common sense, the only "official source" I can provide is this text about the importance of <a href="http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/app-signing.html#secure-key" rel="nofollow">securing your private key</a>.
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