XPost: comp.mobile.ipad, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: arlenholder@nospam.net   
      
   On 22 Jul 2018 14:07:31 GMT, Zaidy036 wrote:   
      
   > Late to reply but set up Family Share to iStore and should work in future.   
      
   On Android, all you'd need to do is package up the already-installed app   
      
   You can package up any app to an APK even if it was installed *years* ago.   
   You can even package up the system apps (if you really want them).   
   And, you can package up the carrier apps (if you really want them).   
      
   You can package any version, and keep all versions, all automatically.   
   And, if it's a free app, the original install ID won't matter one bit.   
   So you can cull apps off of anyone's phone anywhere you find them.   
      
   In my experience having populated phones this way for years on many Android   
   phones, there is an extremely high probability (over 95% IMHO) that the app   
   will work on Android devices that are *years* newer and multiple OS   
   versions different.   
     How to populate your Android phone with hundreds of apps without ever   
   enabling Google Play (or F-Droid)   
      
      
   On iOS, what can you do to copy an already-installed app to an IPA?   
      
   According to David Empson, you have two choices if you didn't save the app:   
   a. Find just the latest version on the Apple App Store, or,   
   b. Just give up.   
      
   Pick one.   
      
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