Signed APKs are compatible with all Android devices, whether rooted or non-rooted. In most cases, a publisher provides signed APKs only because they offer universal compatibility.

Installation Instructions:

1. Uninstall the original game or app from your device.

2. Download the MOD APK file.

3. Install the downloaded MOD APK.

4. Launch and enjoy the modified app. 

5. Note: The mod menu requires Overlay Permissions to function properly. When you first launch the app, your device will display a security pop-up asking you to 'Allow display over other apps.' You must grant this permission for the mod menu to appear during gameplay. 

Login Method Limitations:

- Google login is not supported when using signed MOD APKs.

- Facebook login may work, but you must first remove the Facebook app from your device.

- Other login methods like email, transfer codes, or guest accounts typically function without issues.

Additional Notes:

- For updates, you can install the new MOD APK directly over the previous version without uninstalling.

- In-app purchases are unavailable on signed APKs since they rely on Google services, similar to the Google login process.

Installation process:

OBB files contain additional game data that some apps require to function properly. Not all mods include OBB files, but when they do, follow these steps:

• What you need:

• The OBB file(s)

• The MOD APK file

• A file manager app

Steps to follow:

1. Download the OBB file(s) and MOD APK.

2. If OBB is in a ZIP file, extract it.

3. Using your file manager, go to: Android/obb/[package code]

   • Example: For CSR Racing 2, go to Android/obb/com.naturalmotion.customstreetracer2
     
     

4. Move the OBB file(s) to this folder.

5. Install the MOD APK

6. Launch the app and enjoy!

Note: If you get an error saying the OBB file cannot be copied, try a different file manager app or transfer the file using a PC or Mac.

Starting with Android 11, Google restricted access to the Android/obb and Android/data folders. The easiest workaround is to use a file manager app, but some work better than others, so you may need to try a few.

If your device is rooted, you can access these folders without restrictions.

You can also connect your phone to a PC or Mac with a USB cable and access the obb and data folders through the computer's file explorer.

Need Help?

For detailed troubleshooting, check out the OBB installation guide: Step-by-Step OBB File Installation Guide