#Download anydroid install#
#Download anydroid update#

APKMirror doesn't have pirated or 'cracked' appsĪPKMirror does not host pirated content. We're all beholden to the slow Google Play Store rollout.įor the non-technically minded, that means APKMirror does its best to make sure the apps it distributes are safe. So when it comes to playing with the latest cutting-edge features you might read about in our coverage, you may not have access to them yet. Other times, apps that are distributed on the Google Play Store roll out updates progressively. Apps on the Google Play Store can also be geographically restricted or censored, and users in some countries don't have access to them. For better or worse, Android gives you the freedom (and associated responsibility) to get your apps anywhere you like.Īnother reason to download apps from APKMirror is that some apps aren't on the Google Play Store to begin with. Sometimes apps are kicked to the curb for legitimate and valid reasons, like containing malware or violating user privacy, but that isn't always the case. Still, there are some reasons you might not be aware of.įor one, Google sometimes removes apps from the Google Play Store based on content, functionality, or as a matter of censorship to comply with local laws. Odds are, if you're here, you have at least one. There are many reasons to look for apps outside of Google's store.

#Download anydroid install#

Why install apps outside the Google Play Store?

Reset your device as a last-ditch effort if you are sure you're using the right versions of the right APKs and doing things in the right order.

Uninstalling all four apps, rebooting, reinstalling all four apps in the order described above, and rebooting again.

Go to the Apps or Apps & Notifications section of Settings, tap Google Play Services go to Storage, and select Clear data or Clear storage.

Clearing app data for Google Play Services and rebooting.

Then go to Storage and select Clear data or Clear storage. Go to the Apps or Apps & Notifications section of Settings, tap Google Play Store, select Force Stop. Clearing app data for the Google Play Store and launching it again.If you run into trouble, most issues can be fixed by one of the following escalating steps:

#Download anydroid update#

If you can sign in, everything should eventually automatically update to the latest compatible version. If you get a notification that Play Services is out of date, don't worry. After all four have been installed (again, without opening them), reboot, and you should be able to use the Google Play Store.