The Target API Block introduced in Android 14 is a security measure aimed at preventing the installation of apps targeting lower API levels. This means that if an app is built for an older Android version, it may not be installable on devices running Android 14 or higher by default.
While this change enhances the security of the Android ecosystem by encouraging developers to target the latest API levels, it can also pose challenges for users who rely on older apps or software that hasn’t been updated to comply with the new requirements.
fortunately, there are ways to bypass the Target API Block and enable the installation of older APKs on Android 14 devices. One method involves using the Android Debug Bridge (adb) tool to install the APK with the --bypass-low-target-sdk-block flag. This flag tells the system to bypass the Target API Block and allow the installation of the app, regardless of its target API level. However, this approach may not be suitable for all users, especially those who prefer a simpler installation process or lack access to adb.
here are the steps to Disable Target API Block on Android 14.
Requirement’s
- rooted phone
- magisk installed
- xposed installed
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How to Install:
- Install magisk and root phone
- install xposed framework
- Download & install Module from Download section
- reboot device