@paulo5320 Android is wonderful but can be messy. Making apps for Android is harder than for iOS because there are so many flavours. I don’t know who who makes the Android app for :freetrade: - maybe ping @Ian and he can pass on the message to someone from the Android team (maybe DM him with your device details, etc).
A pinned technical F.A.Q. that constantly gets updated may solve a lot of issues like this one here @Freetrade_Team.
Clearing the app store cache may help, as @manoadamro said.
Maybe this can help:
- On your Android phone or tablet, open your Settings app
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- Tap Apps & notifications .
- Tap Download Manager . If you don’t see it, tap See all apps or App info .
- Open Google Play services.
- Tap Storage
Clear cache .
- Tap Clear storage
- Open the Google Play Store app
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- Wait for 5 minutes, then try your download again.
(Source - Fix problems downloading apps with basic troubleshooting steps - Google Play Help)
If you see the App in the Play Store, it’s very likely that you can run it on your device.
As an app developer, you don’t need to worry about whether a device is Android compatible, because only devices that are Android compatible include Google Play Store.
Note, though, they some stuff may be not available on your phone - but Freetrade is not a remote mind-controlling VR app, so I doubt it:
If necessary, however, you can restrict your app’s availability to devices through Google Play Store based on the following device characteristics:
(Source - Cihaz uyumluluğuna genel bakış | Android Developers)