APK and/or uninstalling the app's previous version (if any) seems to fix the issue. It also goes without saying that neither rebooting the phone and/ or removing the existing. That's not the best documented error you can hope for, isnt'it? What makes things ever worse is the fact that the APK is most likely working on other devices, including the Android emulator you (or the developer) just tested it with. However, for any reason, you might want to download an app from another source and might not be compatibe with your smartphone.Are you an Android developer or tester? Do you often play with APK files coming from "insecure sources" such as signed APKs built with Android Studio? In case you do, you might likely experience the following problem when trying to install those apps: For the most part, the Google play store installs the version of an app compatible with your device. However, you can just go to ‘Settings’ and search ‘unknown’ and you would see where you can allow app installation from your phone storage or other sources.Īpps come with spec requirements and if your phone does not meet those requirements then it won’t be installed. It might differ depending on your phone’s UI to get to where you can allow the installation of apps from unknown sources. These apps are termed ‘unsigned apps’ and you can see how to bypass this below.
That being said, this usually cause the apps not being able to be installed on your Android device.
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