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Unless they've changed it recently, you can install anything you want on an Android phone. You just have to change a setting to allow apps from unknown sources.
by PhasmaFelis 8y ago
Unless they've changed it recently, you can install anything you want on an Android phone. You just have to change a setting to allow apps from unknown sources. It takes a few seconds.
I believe this is still the only way to get the Humble Bundle app/game installer on your phone. https://www.humblebundle.com/app https://www.humblebundle.com/app
- wilsonnb3 8y agoNot to mention you can download other app stores to your device if you wish, including Amazon's and FDroid.
- tomc1985 8y agoPlay Store itself behaves similarly to App Store. Android lets you sideload through a separate mechanism, and all Google has to do is remove that switch from Android
- PhasmaFelis 8y agoThey could do lots of things, but absent any evidence that they're likely to, it's just wild speculation. And it's not "sideloading." There's no other local device involved. Once you've flipped the "unknown sources" switch, you just go to a website, download, and install, same as you would on a desktop.