Huawei found the solution to bypass Donald Trump's laws that prevent it from integrating Google applications and services, Facebook applications, WhatsApp, and many others from the US. Those from Huawei have created a special application called AppSearch, it is thought to search for the applications that people want to install, and allow them to do it, without using the Google Play Store, or AppGallery, the solution they found being interesting.
Huawei created AppSearch to search the Internet for installation links for applications that people want, and uses a variety of more or less dubious stores, plus direct links from manufacturers. Huawei is testing the application in Germany now, it can be downloaded from its website, and among the application stores listed in AppSearch are APKMirror, Amazon Store, Aptoide, ApkPure, plus the websites of some developers.
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Huawei found here a good solution to allow people to install the desired applications on their phones, but it also assumes a very big responsibility, because it can send users to install malware. The biggest problem is that some application developers who seem "safe" may have malware applications on their websites, and this is because no one checks them, as happens in the Google Play Store, so Huawei also assumes a lot risks.
Huawei it still takes a good measure, and that's because now people have a clearer option to install applications, AppSearch presenting multiple download links for applications, including from their developers. In this situation, users could choose to download a developer's app from the source, instead of an unknown store, or an unknown website, and Huawei helps people do that, but with the strict risks that come from such a system.
Huawei makes its phones somewhat more useful with AppSearch, but still remains a warning regarding the risks brought by the system, even if the recommendation to avoid them will no longer be made by many people in this context.
