Android 14 now blocks the installation of apps or games that target Android API Level 23 or older, but we can bypass this restriction with a simple ADB command.
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Video Description
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For months, we have known that Android 14 blocks the installation of really old apps and games. By really old, I mean apps that were built back in 2015 or earlier. This was the year Google released Android 6.0 which brought the API level of the operating system to 23.
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So if you have Android 14 installed on your smartphone or tablet, and you have a really old app or game that targets API level 23 or earlier, then you will receive an error message when you try to sideload it.
These apps are not available via the Google Play Store and have to be downloaded from an application repository.
Google says this limitation was needed in Android 14 because the really old apps sometimes have the ability to break new features and bypass security protections. But the company understands that sometimes we just really need to use an old application that hasn't been updated yet.
So as a way to help, they have added an ADB command that can bypass these limitations.
For this to work, you first need to have ADB & Fastboot tools installed on your computer. These are also known as platform tools and can be downloaded directly from Google.
Or you can install a program like ADB & Fastboot++, previously known as Tiny ADB & Fastboot tools. I generally recommend the latter as it also provides you with a desktop shortcut that will open up a command prompt within the same folder as your ADB & Fastboot files.
Either way, I will have links to both options down in the video description below.
Once extracted or installed on your PC, you will then need to enable Developer Mode on your smartphone or tablet that's running Android 14. After Developer Mode has been enabled, you will then need to enable USB Debugging Mode from within the newly revealed Developer Options menu.
These steps are required in order for you to install the APK file from your PC onto your smartphone or tablet.
If you're not familiar with how to do either of these, then again, I recommend looking down in the video description below as I'll have links to dedicated videos that I have already done which show you all of the steps involved.
With all of that done, the next thing you need to do is move or copy the APK file of the old application or game into the same folder as your ADB & Fastboot tools. This will be a folder on your computer where your ADB.exe and Fastboot.exe files are located in.
And with that APK file placed in the folder, you then need to open a command prompt, windows powershell, or a terminal window from within that same folder.
As long as your phone can properly communicate with the PC, then we just need to type out the following command. . .
adb install --bypass-low-target-sdk-block FILENAME.apk
We just need to replace the FILENAME.apk file with the actual file name of the APK file you want to install.
So for example, if we were wanting to install the flappy bird game, then we would just need to have flappybird.apk here. . or wahtever the name of your flappy bird apk file is.
The filename.apk part of this command needs to match the exact name of the file you're wanting to install.
This is the only way you can install really old apps or games on an Android 14 device due to the limitations that have been added to this big update.
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