Paid Android Apps

if you find a free version of an android app everyone else has to pay for, you can bet that someone has added a few details here and there, like malware. do you really think anyone could make a business out of giving away free versions?

>>169333
no i dont think people run a business doing so, but filesharing like this has been around for a long time.

Just pay and download the app, backup the apk, get refund, then install backed up apk. Doesn't work for most games, they operate a little differently.

You won't get app updates doing this, and it's not logged in your Google account, and you can't leave reviews, but it gives you what you want. Some paid apps will actually check for a paid license before opening the app.. some once per day, so you may still get locked out.

>>169346
>filesharing like this has been around for a long time.

it has.. just check out thepiratebay - oh, wait, forget them, visit kickass tor... oh.. never mind.

Blapkmarket and aptoide are free sources for paid apps. Also get download lucky patcher to remove an restrictions or whatever.

>>169431
i c what u did there

>>169311
with lucky patcher you can in some cases "buy" the full ver. of an app...but you have to have your phone rooted

>>170082
replying on my own reply kek...
except of lucky patcher you can do it with madkite.freedom

I know of an app named Aptoide where you can install paid games for free, it's legitimate. I think you need to download it off the internet though.