How to Download Multiple Apps Immediately From Free Android APK Sources
How to Download Multiple Apps
In general, the most secure way to install apps on an Android device is through Google Play. However, sideloading apps from third-party sources is an option if you don’t have access to Google Play or the app you want isn’t available in the store. But this approach can put your phone at risk because you’re allowing files from unknown sources to be stored on your device (as opposed to storing them on an app-by-app basis in Google Play). If you follow the right steps, you should be safe from malware or spyware that could compromise your personal information or steal your data.
The first step in downloading multiple apps simultaneously from free Android APK sources is to find a site that provides them. This should be a reputable source that isn’t offering malware or spyware. Some popular third-party app stores include APK Mirror(Opens in new window), Aptoide(Opens in new window) and F-Droid(Opens in new window). If you’re unsure of whether a site is trustworthy, it’s always best to use a VPN service to ensure that your personal information is protected.
Once you’ve found a site that provides the apps you’re looking for, open a web browser on your computer and visit the website. Find the download link next to the app and copy it to your clipboard. Next, go to the Evozi APK Downloader(Opens in new window) website at www.apkappfree.com and paste the link into the field provided. Then, click the blue button and then the green “Download APK” button.
How to Download Multiple Apps Immediately From Free Android APK Sources
APKs should be separated by other characteristics, such as the supports-screens> and compatible-screens> manifest elements, or the uses-feature> element(s). Separating APKs based on different configurations of devices can introduce errors because Google Play will consider both APKs to support the same devices.
When using uses-feature>, you should make sure that the versions of your APKs that use this feature are at least as high as each other. This ensures that your APKs will receive updates when Google Play or the devices themselves update to a version of Android that no longer supports your application.
You should also avoid using a very low android:maxSdkVersion value for your APKs. This can cause issues with Android system updates, as the oldest APK will be automatically updated to a more recent version. The only exception is if you intend to eventually change your APKs to support both large and normal size screens, in which case you should increase the android:minSdkVersion of the new APK so that older devices will be able to receive it. If you increase the android:maxSdkVersion for an APK, you must also increase its android:versionCode to notify Google Play that the application requires a higher version of Android than the original APK. Otherwise, the device will not be able to download the APK because Google Play believes that the original APK still supports the device’s configuration. This is known as the “deferred install” error.