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If it is needed, feel free to submit an issue on this Github page, and the issue will be fixed ASAP. If it is needed, feel free to submit an issue on this Github page, and the issue will be fixed ASAP.
<img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d3f1698a-0717-4f29-8885-9ee8c559bacb" width="250">
# Downloading the app onto your own (Android) phone # Downloading the app onto your own (Android) phone
In order to download the app on your own, you will need to navigate to my release apk download page, [which I will link here](https://github.com/SoPat712/TrackCovid19/releases/download/v1.4/TrackCovid19.apk), or you can wait for the approval of the app to the Google Play Store. In order to download the app on your own, you will need to navigate to my release apk download page, [which I will link here](https://github.com/SoPat712/TrackCovid19/releases/download/v1.4/TrackCovid19.apk), or you can wait for the approval of the app to the Google Play Store.
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Download Android Studio or any other similar code editor and open the project on your own in order to edit the files inside. Download Android Studio or any other similar code editor and open the project on your own in order to edit the files inside.
The code is not the most well-written, but still shouldn't be too difficult to understand. It's pretty basic Java. The code is not the most well-written, but still shouldn't be too difficult to understand. It's pretty basic Java.