From: mariasophia@comprehension.com   
      
   This is written just to help people understand what Neo-Backup does.   
      
   As you know, Android is the only common consumer OS that never deletes the   
   installer for as long as the app is installed on your system, so there are   
   many backup solutions to archive the APKs (including split APKs).   
      
   https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Backup   
   https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Backup/releases/tag/8.3.16   
   https://github.com/NeoApplications/Neo-Backup/releases/download/   
   .3.16/Neo_Backup_8.3.16_release.apk   
    Name: Neo_Backup_8.3.16_release.apk   
    Size: 11536103 bytes (11 MiB)   
    SHA256: CA277EF63C720F79BA6A08BB07434B266C9947ABD9005A92D6B384B444D19686   
   C:\> adb shell pm grant com.machiav3lli.backup android.permission.BACKUP   
      
   Neo-Backup extracts all the APKs that the Android package manager reports   
   for the installed app. On a nonrooted device this includes:   
     1. The base APK   
     2. All split APKs that the app uses, if the app is a split package   
      
   Split APKs usually include:   
     1. config.arch.apk   
     2. config.language.apk   
     3. config.screen.apk   
     4. Any other splits the developer packaged   
      
   Neo-Backup saves each APK as a separate file. It does not combine them into   
   a single .apkm or .xapk bundle. Neo-Backup can reinstall the full set   
   of splits at a later time so that you can archive & re-install when needed.   
      
   However, without root, Neo-Backup cannot access hidden or protected splits   
   that the system does not expose, but, luckily, almost all modern apps   
   expose their splits normally.   
      
   I haven't actually used Neo-Backup for this yet, so if you have, please let   
   the rest of us know how well it worked for you since it seems useful to me.   
      
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