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We are proud to announce the release of the sixth iteration of our software framework — Androeed.store 6.0. Currently, the project acts as a mirror of Google Play, offering archived versions of applications. At this time, we publish only original, unmodified files. This is a conscious choice on our part. Reasons for this approach: 1. Not all devices come with Google Play Services or Google Play preinstalled. 2. Some users actively seek out older versions of apps. 3. To provide a way to bypass regional restrictions.

1. Merged APK — (APK) All split APKs are merged into a single file. Installation is straightforward: open the file → install. Signature: debug (ours). 2. Raw Archive — (ZIP) Contains the original APK splits from the developer (not merged). Signature: original (release, from the developer). Why ZIP instead of .APKS? We deliberately do not create an .apks file. Instead, we package all components into a regular ZIP archive. This allows you to see the full file structure exactly as the developer organized it. We do not modify this structure in any way — it remains 100% identical to the original. Installation methods for Raw Archive: • Using a Split Installer (recommended): Rename the file from .zip to .apks, then install it using a dedicated split APK installer (e.g., "Split APKs Installer" or "SAI"). This method preserves the original developer signature and ensures all components are installed correctly. • Manual installation (advanced users): Extract the ZIP contents and install each split (.apk) manually using ADB or a file manager. All original signatures are preserved as well. Both file types are intended for 64-bit devices only (arm64-v8a).

The debug signature (used for our merged APK) and the release signature (found in the original ZIP archive) are incompatible. Installing one version over the other will not work. Switching from one signature type to the other requires a full uninstallation of the app. Keep in mind that uninstalling the app will also erase all of its data, including your progress and saved games. The bottom line: Once you choose a signature type, you are locked into it if you wish to keep your progress. You can only update the app with files that use the same signature.

When installing our merged APK, Android may display a warning such as: "App not checked for harmful software" or "Install from unknown source. This app could be dangerous". Why this happens: The system does not recognize our debug signature. Such signatures are typically used by developers for testing and are not known to Google Play. This is a standard Android protection mechanism for any app installed outside the official store. There is no real threat. This is simply a warning that the app is signed with a non‑standard certificate. The app itself contains no malicious code — only the signature has been changed to a debug signature. What to do: When Google Play Protect encounters our debug signature, it may show a screen with two options: • If you see "Check" (or "Scan"): tapping this will run a safety check. Since our APK contains no harmful code, the scan will pass, and you will then be able to install the app. • If you see "Install anyway" (or just "Install"): tapping this will start the installation immediately, skipping the additional scan. You may choose either option. The warning appears solely because of our non-standard (debug) signature, not because of any malicious content in the app.

The Androeed.Store project does not provide technical support or consultations. Questions regarding installation failures, update errors, mod availability, or in-game progress are outside the scope of this project. Users are expected to independently seek such information through publicly available resources.