vShare is an Android tool that helps you modify any app or game on your Android phone.
Here’s how to install vShare APK on your device.
Before you Start:
Before you install vShare, there are a set of minimum requirements that must be met:
- Android v 2.3.3 or higher ( Windows 7/8/10 to install it on your computer )
- At least 2 GB free RAM
- At least 1 GB of internal storage free
- A rooted device – it will work on unrooted devices but not so well
vShare also needs some permissions to work:
- Permission to read the memory card
- Permission to modify the SD card contents and overwrite/delete them
- Permission to modify your system settings
- Permission to draw over other apps
- Permission to access your location
Content Summary
- Download the vshare.apk file onto your device using the download button above.
- Open Android Settings and tap Privacy or Security
- Enable Unknown Sources and close Settings
- Open your downloads folder and tap on the file
- Tap on Install and go to your home screen
- When the icon is there, vShare is almost ready
- Open the vShare app
- On the Requested Permissions page, tap on Allow
- On the security warning, tap Yes and then tap Install
- A warning message appears, tap Install Anyway – the message tells you that Play Protect will block vShare
- When the icon is on your home screen, vShare is ready
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When you download vShare, you get free access to these features:
- Ad Removal – All the ads are removed from apps and games with a couple of taps
- Convert Apps into System Apps – Specific apps can be converted to system apps so they stay permanently on your device – all you have to do is copy it into your system folder.
- Transfer Apps to Your Memory Card – Heavier apps and games can be sent to your memory card so they don’t take up device memory.
- Back Up Important Files – One of the best features, is easily back your files up and send them to your computer or to cloud storage for safety and easy retrieval.
- Change App Permissions – Apps ask for specific permissions but you can change them to ones you are happy to allow.
This is a common error that some people encounter when they try to install vShare, but it is simple to resolve:
- On your Android device, open the Google Play Store
- Tap on Menu
- Then tap on Play Protect
- Disable the option Scan Device for Security Threats
- On the warning message, tap on OK, and you should now be able to install vShare
Frequently Asked Question ( FAQ ):
- What is vShare?
vShare is a cool Android app, one of the few that works properly to remove some of the restrictions on most apps and games. Once the tool is installed, it lets you know which apps and games it can modify and what those modifications are. They include removing the ads, , bypassing installation restrictions, changing permissions requested by an app, providing new features, patches for apps and games, and so much more. While it will work on an unrooted device, it works best on those that have been rooted, providing more features and doing much more than on unrooted devices.
- Can I Use vShare on an Unrooted Device?
Yes, you can but be aware that it won’t work as well as it does on rooted devices. vShare is an incredibly advanced tool and, as a jailbreak does on an iOS device, it needs root access for you to get the best out of it. With an unrooted device, not all the tool’s features will work and you won’t get so many features.
One thing to be aware of with vShare is that it will not work on all apps and games. However, because it is free to use, you don’t have anything to lose to see if it works on what you have installed on your device. If it does, join millions of other users and enjoy all it has to offer.