Share Android App is an app that helps you share your favorite app with your friends and family using a single click. The app has very simple and easy to use UI. Select the app you want to share and click on the share icon to share it. Download the app and install it on your device

Key features of the app are:
- Fast, easy and simple app share the APK file of an app
- The app is free to download and use
- Share the app with your friends and family.

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Sharing Android apps involves distributing the application package file (APK) to others, allowing them to install the app directly without using the Google Play Store. There are several reasons why someone might want to share an app this way. Perhaps the app isn't available in their region's Play Store, or it's a custom-built app for internal use, or maybe they want to share an older version of an app. Regardless of the reason, understanding the process is crucial.

The most common method is extracting the APK file from a device where the app is already installed. This can be done using various file explorer apps that offer an APK extraction feature, or through specialized APK extractor apps available on the Play Store. Once the APK is extracted, it can be shared via various methods like Bluetooth, email, cloud storage services (Google Drive, Dropbox), or file-sharing apps. The recipient then needs to enable "Install from Unknown Sources" in their device's settings to allow installation of apps from outside the Play Store. This setting is often found under Security or Privacy settings. It's important to note that enabling this setting can pose security risks, as it allows installation of potentially malicious apps. Therefore, users should only install APKs from trusted sources.

Sharing apps via APKs also has limitations. The recipient won't receive automatic updates through the Play Store unless the app is eventually available there. Additionally, compatibility issues might arise if the APK is designed for a specific device architecture or Android version. Finally, distributing paid apps through APKs is generally illegal and violates copyright laws. Therefore, it's essential to respect developers' rights and only share free or open-source apps, or apps you have the legal right to distribute.