Chromebook users can now sideload Android applications that are not available on the Google Play Store. This process involves enabling Linux development environment and ADB debugging on the Chromebook. Users can then use the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) via the Terminal to install APK files, or alternatively, use Android Studio for a more integrated development experience. It's important to note that sideloading apps from unverified sources carries risks, and users should exercise caution. AI
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