Is Google free to download?

Yes! Google is absolutely free to download and install on APPCool.org. However, it may contain optional in-app purchases and third-party advertisements while using.

Is it safe and reliable to download Google from APPCool?

Yes, in order to avoid fakes, APPCool verified Google before publishing by matching its digital signature to the original. This signature verification ensures that Google has not been modified in any way. Furthermore, Google has passed VirusTotal’s security test, and all the APK files of Google are automatically scanned for viruses, malware and other cyberthreats.

Which Android version does Google require?

The Google app is compatible with Android devices running Android 10.0+ (Q, API 29) and up.

How much space does Google take up?

When you download Google from APPCool.org, the smallest package size is 155.4 MB. Therefore, APPCool recommends you have at least 155.4 MB of system storage space to install Google.

How can I find the package name of the Google app?

Every Android app have a package name uniquely identifies itself, and Google is no exception. You can find the package name of Google in the URL of Google page at APPCool.org. For example, the URL of Google page is https://www.appcool.org/en/com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox, the package name of Google is com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox.

I failed to install Google APKs, why?

• Your device isn't compatible with the Google app you're trying to download. Not all Android Apps are compatible with all Android devices. Some are exclusively made for Android smartwatches or TVs.
• The storage space is not enough. To install Google, your Android device needs to meet the minimum space storage requirements the APK file asks for. We’ve listed all Google versions and their package sizes. If you're tight on storage, you can choose the smallest one.
• Higher Android version requirement. Although there are no limits to download Google APKs, it may require a certain Android version to install. See our compilation of Google full version lists and you will know the minimum Android version.
• You don’t enable the installation from unknown sources. If you try to install Google from a third-party source, Android will block you. To bypass this, you'll need to enable Android to install unknown source apps on your device.

How to enable third-party app Installations on Android?

If you’re trying to install Google from a third-party marketplace, you’ll need to enable the installation permission first. Follow the instructions below:

*The guideline may vary by Android version, manufacturer and mobile carrier.

For old Android versions (4.0, Lollipop 5.0, Marshmallow 6.0, Nougat 7.0)

• Open the Settings app on your Android device
• In the Settings menu, tap Security
• Find the Unknown sources option
• Tap the toggle
• Tap Allow in the pop-up box

For New Android Versions (Oreo, Pie, Android 10, 11 and 12)

• Open the Settings app > Apps & Notifications
• Select Advanced
• Tap Special app access
• Tap Install unknown apps
• Select the apps you want to allow to sideload apk files

What permissions should I give to Google?

Android app permission enables apps like Google to access your personal information, modify your settings and more. You should be cautious when granting access to Google. The latest version of Google asks for 126 permissions in total. We recommend you check the permissions Google requires and modify them if necessary. The general rules are:

• Before you download Google, review the full list of permissions that Google will request.
• If you have already installed Google on your device, make sure that you are only giving permissions that are necessary for Google to work.
• To change Google permissions on Android, go to Settings＞Apps & notifications ＞Google＞ Permissions and then choose Allow or Don't allow.

How can I upgrade Google to the latest version?

If you have downloaded Google from APPCool and would like to keep up with the latest version, you can always check the “All Available Versions” section of the Google page for the latest updates.