There are times when we wish to install a popular new app or game only to discover that it isn't available in our region. This may be very annoying because several fantastic apps aren't available in all countries.
So, you're wondering if there's a way to install applications that aren't available in your region, right? There's always a way on Android. And we've discovered the greatest and simplest approach for downloading and installing Android apps that aren't available in your territory.
Install Apps from the Play Store are not available in your country.
Rooting your Android device gives you access to these applications, but it's not a practical option for everyone. There is, however, a very simple method for doing so that many people are unaware of. If you're like the majority, here's how to install Android apps from another country. However, before I get into that, let me remind you that the Android VPN approach is no longer functional in the Play Store. That is why, to install applications that aren't available in your region, we're adopting a different technique.
1. Create a second Google account without using a VPN. To do so, go to Settings > Google. Select your current email address. Choose (Add another account) from the drop-down menu at the top of the screen. Then tap (Create Account,) and follow the on-screen instructions. Finally, after that, the account will be established and
2. Open the Tails website, sign in if you haven't already, and download it to your device. When prompted, provide the installation file's name or a path to the file that you just downloaded. After which, open a VPN and connect to a US server (if required). If you're unsure which VPN to use, I recommend Surfshark VPN.
3. Open the Google Play Store and tap on the hamburger menu in the upper-left corner. To switch to a new account on the Play Store, tap on the new top-right icon.
4. Switching to a new Play Store account does not affect previous purchases. When you open the hamburger menu again and go to "Account," you will see "Switch to the United States Play Store" there, as well as an option to add a credit or debit card. Select it.
5. To add a credit or debit card, head to the Visa or Mastercard logos at the lower right and tap them. You have the option of adding a domestic card or cancelling immediately after doing so. In any case, you will be sent to the US Play Store. It might take up to 48 hours for your location to change, though. To be sure you've relocated permanently, go to the "Account" section and see if it says "Switch to India/Your Region Play Store." You have switched successfully if so.
6. Finally, your secondary account will be transferred to the US Play Store, allowing you to locate and install any Android app without issue. Disconnect the VPN after changing the region, and you won't need to use a VPN to search and download apps anymore.
7. If you get a "not available in your country" error when downloading an app, simply switch to the secondary account on the Play Store from the hamburger menu and you'll have immediate access. TIDAL, for example, is not available in India, but switching to a secondary account allows the program to be downloaded. Sure, setting everything up can be time-consuming, but it's a long-term solution that doesn't require you to download APKs from dubious websites.
