Post by Arctic Circle System on May 4, 2017 5:05:54 GMT
If you don't know, Amazon Underground is a service provided by Amazon's appstore that allows you to install paid apps for free as well as get free in-app purchases. It began in 2015 as a promotion to grow the userbase for the Kindle Fire series, but was soon brought to other Android devices. Unfortunately Amazon is shutting down downloads for this service this summer, meaning that if we don't archive the web page listings and APKs, they will forever be lost. You can still use them after this summer, but you won't be able to download them from the store. I am starting a project to preserve this piece of Amazon history by archiving web pages and APKs. Here is the link: docs.google.com/document/d/10aGSyBk_0v3Dptvv2_6GLHLybjzam5Evauap3OIaJGw/edit?usp=sharing. Anyone can help as long as they follow the same formatting as I do. Good luck!
Edit: Fixed link.
Edit: Fixed link.
