Installing android apps is useful, well to me at least. I already run numerous PWAs as apps.
And, apparently you can side load android apps, not JUST install them from the amazon app store.
But there's a problem - apps on googles play store are strongly encouraged to run checks as to whether google play services are installed - and will fail to run if they are not.
Back in the blackberry days a user called 'Cobalt' made at first an app that stripped out such dependency checks from apks, and later on a fully cracked versus of the whole play services suite.
I don't think Microsoft will ever be approved as a google approved platform. So I think some enterprising developer will have to design these workarounds for Windows 11.
And, apparently you can side load android apps, not JUST install them from the amazon app store.
But there's a problem - apps on googles play store are strongly encouraged to run checks as to whether google play services are installed - and will fail to run if they are not.
Back in the blackberry days a user called 'Cobalt' made at first an app that stripped out such dependency checks from apks, and later on a fully cracked versus of the whole play services suite.
I don't think Microsoft will ever be approved as a google approved platform. So I think some enterprising developer will have to design these workarounds for Windows 11.
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