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16 August 2015
Trick To download an APK file from Google Play
If your Android device is short on space, or you want to work around
country restrictions, then you can simply download and install APK files
directly from Google Play to your computer and install it on your
device later. Effectively, you can store an APK collection on your hard
drive or cloud storage, then dip into it when you want to grab an app.
Here's how to download APKs to your PC.
There are a couple of ways you can download a Google Play APK to your
PC. You can use a Chrome extension or a website that will generate a
specific download link for you - we've covered both methods for you
below. You can even download paid APKs if you have already purchased
them on the Play Store, but take a look at the excerpt from Google
Play's Terms & Conditions at the very bottom of this tutorial to see
their take on the subject.
Download APK file using a browser extension
If
you're likely to download lots of APKs, then getting yourself an
extension for Chrome or Firefox is probably a good idea. For this
tutorial we're going to be using CodeKiem's APK Downloader extension
version 2, which supports both Chrome and Firefox browsers.
Once you've added the extension to your desktop browser, you need
to enter your email address, which will be stored in the Chrome
extension associated with your Google Play account, and also your device
ID for later requests.
To get your device ID, download an app called Device ID, which will
bring up your Android ID when you open it. You should also use one of
the e-mail addresses listed in Device ID- along with its associated
password - to log into APK Downloader.
Once you've done this, go to the Play Store and find an app you
want to download to your PC. You'll notice that next to the 'Install' or
'Buy' button, there is now a 'Download APK' option. Click it to
download the app you want.
Install APK file on your Android device
Enable 'Unknown sources' in your phone's security settings (Settings > Security > Unknown sources) to transfer APKs from your PC.
Connect your phone to your PC using a USB cable. The necessary
drivers should install automatically and your phone should show up like a
USB storage device.
Next, copy the APK you downloaded to your PC onto your phone (this
is called ''sideloading''). I'd recommend an obvious location like the
Downloads folder.
Go to the Downloads folder on your phone using its File Manager
app, then tap the APK you just transferred over. It will request your
permissions then install itself to your device.
For your peace of mind and security, disable ''Unknown Sources'' when you’re done.
Download APK file from Google Play using a website
If
you're a more casual APK downloader then a Chrome extension is probably
not really necessary. Instead, you can just visit a dedicated site for
generating APK download links whenever you need to.
Go to the Play Store and find the app you want to download.
Copy the app's URL address from the browser's address bar.
Next, go to a site like Evozi's APK Downloader
(Evozi also has a Chrome/Firefox extension) and paste the app package
name (or the whole Google Play URL if you're lazy) in the box at the top
of the page.
Hit the blue button to generate the download link and save it to your computer.
Sideload the APK to your phone/tablet and install it as above.
Google's Terms & Conditions
You should note that
using these methods to access apps in the Google Play Store may
technically be against the Play Store's terms of service (we're not
entirely sure), so use this process at your own risk.
“3.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) Google Play by
any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google,
unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate
agreement with Google. You specifically agree not to access (or attempt
to access) Google Play through any automated means (including use of
scripts, crawlers, or similar technologies) and shall ensure that you
comply with the instructions set out in any robots.txt file present on the Google Play website.” - Google Play Terms of Service
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