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Is it possible to set the architecture when downloading an apk? I used an emulator to get an android device id and therefor my downloaded apks are for x86, not arm. Is there a way to fix this?
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Hello,
I have no idea if the architecture depends on one of the HTTP headers (such
as the User-Agent) or if it is bound to the device id; in that case one
would have to reverse the device id generation (and somehow spoof the
architecture) or use a physical ARM device.
Is it possible to set the architecture when downloading an apk? I used an
emulator to get an android device id and therefor my downloaded apks are
for x86, not arm. Is there a way to fix this?
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As far as I know, in general there is the same APK file for arm and x86. In the subfolders of the resources, you can find x86, ARM and MIPS binarys compiled for the different architecture.
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Is it possible to set the architecture when downloading an apk? I used an emulator to get an android device id and therefor my downloaded apks are for x86, not arm. Is there a way to fix this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: