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Amazon App Store
- Thread starter AndroidJH
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Uh the Play Store is where you should be looking for apps and games for your Android device
on your browser go to amazon and hit the hamburger (the 3 lines) up in the left corner. scroll down until you see download the app store. and yes google play is the best place to get apps, since they have more securities setup. but there are other apk stores like apkpure. but be aware that some apk's could have viruses like adware buried in the apk.
just curious as to why you need the amazon app store?
just curious as to why you need the amazon app store?
Windroid
Android Enthusiast
Here's the link to install the Amazon appstore: The Amazon App
svim
Extreme Android User
There's likely to be a story behind your posting, please elaborate.
Given the default app repository is Google's Play Store service, and that the of number and scope of apps in the Play Store is quite massive compared to the much lessor Amazon Appstore service, there must be some reason(s) as to why you're making such a query.
Don't trust Google? That's a common justifiable topic these days. Using Amazon's Appstore is an alternative, but don't ignore that it is tied to another corporate interest, that for whatever reasons doesn't get the same amount of scorn for its also very extensive data mining on its users.
There are a number of dependable, well established, and verified sources to obtain app APKs if you're adept at side-loading them. APKMirror.com is one. F-Droid.org is a very popular repository that focuses on just Open Source apps.
Given the default app repository is Google's Play Store service, and that the of number and scope of apps in the Play Store is quite massive compared to the much lessor Amazon Appstore service, there must be some reason(s) as to why you're making such a query.
Don't trust Google? That's a common justifiable topic these days. Using Amazon's Appstore is an alternative, but don't ignore that it is tied to another corporate interest, that for whatever reasons doesn't get the same amount of scorn for its also very extensive data mining on its users.
There are a number of dependable, well established, and verified sources to obtain app APKs if you're adept at side-loading them. APKMirror.com is one. F-Droid.org is a very popular repository that focuses on just Open Source apps.