True or false? You can run a localized experiment to help identify which store listing text and graphics are more likely to drive installs.

True. Google Play Console allows developers to conduct localized store listing experiments. This feature enables A/B testing of different versions of your app's store listing elements, such as app title, short description, full description, icons, screenshots, and feature graphics, in specific locales. By analyzing the performance of these variations (e.g., install rates, conversion rates), you can identify which text and graphics resonate best with users in different regions, ultimately optimizing your listing to drive more installs. False is incorrect because localized experiments are a core feature of Play Console's optimization tools.