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how do i extract apk files from android phone?
you know how you can download apk files from sites like https://www.apkmirror.com/
im kind of paronid about this kind of thing and on my blackberry passport in order to run android apps i need to sideload apks. I dont want to download some sketchy apps through sites like https://www.apkmirror.com/. I have an old android phone with all the apps i want to transfer. how do i extract the apps from my old android phone into apk files so i can install to my blackberry passport. My passport is rooted as well
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Buy a license of WinRAR and read the included HTML help file
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Sd maid does this
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Lucky patcher
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>>62413174
install xender on both phones and and transfer apks to your new one.
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no guys i need serious responses. Im trying to install my bank app becuase its not on the blackberry market and i dont want to download from some schetchy site
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>>62413261
Sd maid does this! App control
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root the android phone then install ES file explorer. All downloaded apk files are in /data/app.
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>>62413296
Or the easy way this
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>>62413174
Try Yalp store, it downloads apk files straight from the google Play store and without the Google botnet.
For apps not on Play, just get a file manager with root privileges and copy the apk files in /system/app or /data/app.
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>>62413261
Yalp store. your Bank's app should be in the play store. However I fear that it might require google services for SafetyNet.
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>>62413390
its not on the blackberry story. I know that if you sideload the android app it werks
is yalp sketchy? Dont wana trust it with my paypal and such
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bump?
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>>62413488
Sketchy? Yalp store is open source (on Fdroid) and gets it's apks straight from the Google Play Store. I always used it and never had any issues.
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