Actually, I've already done that but it won't open. Then I downloaded apk pure (where I got it) and the stupid Chromebook can't handle that either. Since it's the library's I can't get something from the chromestore to fix that. I just want to have a way to block all that junk when I get a new phone which I hope will be really soon.
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Trying to put NoRoot Firewall apk on sd
- Thread starter Rgarner
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you are not supposed to open apk's. are you trying to open it on your phone? once it is on your sd card, using a file manager, you would then install the apk.
and i'm not sure what you are trying to do on your chromebook.
You've already done what?
What are you actually trying to do there? Is it trying to install and run apps on a Chromebook or something? I can't help you with that.
The only reason I was using a Chromebook at the library was to install NoRoot Firewall on the sd card. Somebody else got it out of the old phone (barely) and I put it in an adapter and thence to the slot in the computer. I clicked or tapped or whatever on it to make sure it was the real deal, and that's when I got the message about how it could not be opened by anything the laptop had. I guess it'll still work in a new phone though. I hope to have one later today. The old one is that Moto G Stylus that is still apparently stuck in fastboot and I don't even know how that happened. Another mystery is how it still has the energy to show that when it has not been plugged in for more than a month.