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This post was last edited 6 minutes ago. Image source: Github Obtainium is an Android application that lets you download, manage and update apps directly from their source pages. I installed Obtainium recently after watching a couple of how-to videos by Side of Burritos, who makes excellent tech tutorials. I installed Obtainium in order to simplify how I manage apps on my phone and to have greater control over how my apps are updated. Before ObtainiumBefore using Obtainium, I installed and updated my mostly open source apps through the F-Droid, Aurora Store and a few others, like Accrescent, Google Play and GrapheneOS's own App Store. I managed these apps from the Owner profile in GrapheneOS (a private and secure operate mobile operating system), and pushed them to various user profiles for different purposes: daily use, banking and transactions, etc. I learned about this from Side of Burritos in his video GrapheneOS: After 3 Years, This Is How I Install Apps on My “De-Googled” Phone…

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