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My wild guess is that the Amazon Kindle app was preinstalled by your device maker. That's why I think it keeps installing that version when the apps auto update
by millzlane 4y ago
My wild guess is that the Amazon Kindle app was preinstalled by your device maker. That's why I think it keeps installing that version when the apps auto update. You can try disabling auto update. There used to be a way you could extract the .apk using apk extractor and then resign it with APK signer orijinal and android would think it was a different app. I'm not sure if that is still the case though.
- daggersandscars 4y agoThanks for your response! It's a Samsung S22 Ultra, purchased unlocked. As far as I can tell, Kindle was not pre-installed by Samsung, as it would have been preinstalled from the Galaxy Store. The version of Kindle that keeps replacing the Amazon Appstore version is specifically from Google Play.