cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/161182

I need to get payrange laundry app for laundry at my college, but I’m running a degoogled phone, and it doesn’t pop up in aurora store

  • erpicht
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    2 years ago

    Did you ask your college about an alternative way to pay for laundry without the app? In my experience so far, universities are fairly accommodating if it’s a service they run.

    Tip: Don’t get too technical with your explanation about why it doesn’t work. Something simple like: “It’s incompatible and won’t run in your phone despite your best efforts to make it do so,” should be good enough.

    • @masu
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    • @newyearnewme12OP
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      12 years ago

      you feel like it would be better to run it in a sandbox work profile with google services

    • @PapaModelo
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      32 years ago

      I tried looking it and wasn’t able to find it. I ran into the same issue also this is my first time on Lemmy

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      • @stuckinconcrete
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        12 years ago

        Searching I couldn’t either. But setting the default app to open with play store links to Aurora found it and let me install it

        • @PapaModelo
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          12 years ago

          I’m actually interested how do you do this

          • @stuckinconcrete
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            Settings > Choose default apps > Opening links > Aurora Store > Open Supported Links (on) > Supported Web Addresses (play.google.com [on], market.android.com [on])

            With that any play store link ‘should’ open in the Aurora Store

  • @jactm
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    22 years ago

    Security risk ahead. Try looking for the apk and install it manually

    • Arcaneslime
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      22 years ago

      Can you download the app on a nondegoogled phone through play and take the apk from that phone? Does it work that way?

      • @Stephen304@lemmy.mesh.party
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        32 years ago

        As long as the app doesn’t require google play services then yep. I use apk extractor by meher on the play store. I’ve used it to transfer a few apps I paid for to a non-connected device and it worked.

    • @newyearnewme12OP
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      12 years ago

      then what are some reliable apk websites that are safe to.