Setting in Android

Prior to Android 8.0, Unknown Sources was a system setting. If you have an Android that's running an older version here's what you'll need to do:

1. Open the device settings. Look for a gear icon in the notification shade near the top left corner and tap on it.

2. Scroll down to the Security section and tap to open it.

3. Scroll down to the entry labeled Unknown sources and read the subtext because you should always read any and all subtext in a "security" section of settings.

4. Read the pop-up box that tells you Google isn't responsible if you install apps from places they do not explicitly trust and click OK to enable the setting.

It's even more important that you disable this setting once you're done using it because it gives blanket permission that covers everything and not a per-app setting. To turn it off, simply toggle the setting to off.

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