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We have released the sixth iteration of the software framework — Androeed.store 6.0. Currently, the project positions itself as a mirror of Google Play with old archived versions of files. We only publish original versions of files at this time. This is our conscious choice. Reasons: 1. Not everyone has Google Play Services or Google Play installed on their device by default. 2. Some users specifically look for older versions of files. 3. To provide a way to bypass regional restrictions.

1. Merged APK — (APK) All splits are merged into a single file. Installs normally (open → install). Signature: debug (ours). 2. Raw Archive — (ZIP) Contains original APK splits from the developer (not merged). Requires manual installation of each split. Signature: original (release, from the developer). Both types are for 64-bit devices only (arm64-v8a).

Debug signature (our APK) and release signature (original from ZIP) are incompatible. Installing one over the other will not work. Switching from one signature to another requires fully uninstalling the app. However, uninstalling the app will also erase all its data (progress, saves). Bottom line: Once you choose a signature type, you are tied to it if you want to keep your progress. You can only update the app with files using the same signature.

When installing our merged APK, Android may show a warning like: "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 have not been seen by Google Play. This is standard Android protection for any app installed outside the official store. There is no actual threat. It 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 debug. What to do: Tap "Install anyway" or "Install" (exact button text depends on your Android version and device manufacturer).

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