Top Android Apps not available on Play Store

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   The Google Play Store is definitely the best place to get applications. There is a massive selection of the most popular developers, and its security features are top-notch. You simply can’t get the same experience anywhere. However, that isn’t to say that Google Play has every app or game available for download. We are sure that you know Fortnite and its problems to remain legit now. Other surprisingly decent sideloaded apps aren’t allowed in Google Play for one reason or another. Below are the best Android apps you might want to load.


1. Blockada:

Are you irritated with annoying ads on your mobile? Then download Blockada. Blokada is one of the most useful apps, which is not available on the Google Play Store. The app is a free and open-source Ad-blocker compatible with both Android and iOS devices. The app is easy to operate, as it does not have a complex matrix. All you need to do is to open Blokada, and you are good to go. Not only from the browser but the app blocks advertising on all apps installed on your phone which will save the user's mobile data.


2. Stremio:

Stremio is a modern multimedia centre that is a one-stop shop for your video entertainment. You discover, watch and organize video content from additional modules that are easy to set up. Movies, TV shows, live TV or web channels - find all this on Stremio. But the benefit comes from its community addons that enable us to watch movies and TV series for free. You only need to install Torrent Addons after installing the Stremio app.



5. YMusic:

YMusic is a free audio streaming application which allows you to listen to any YouTube content without having to keep your screen on. Needless to say, YMusic is trying to possibly tackle the biggest pet peeve people still have with YouTube. You can have unlimited downloads, background playback support, Google integration, etc. for free. 

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