This app bypasses Google's block to install apps on Wear OS

After buying Fitbit in Europe, Google has two operating systems for smartwatches, with Wear OS being the more complex of the two. This system has Android as its base, being compatible in theory with any mobile application that we install on the clock (whatever its interface running on such a small screen).

Google recently decided to limit the ability to install Android apps on its watches, a move that will take place from March 10. However, with no weeks for the change to take effect, there are already apps that allow us to bypass the restrictions that Wear OS will have.

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Google has not yet blocked the installation of apps in Wear OS and there are already apps that can bypass said block. Wear Installer is a prime example of this, an app that uses developer tools to bypass the block, as well as apps like Easy Fire Tools that allow us to install Android apps on Fire TV.

The process is similar to that of most alternatives of this style, being necessary that from the clock we activate developer settings. The process is similar to what we might have on a mobile, following the following steps:

We go to the settings.
Click System -> Information.
In the version numbers, we look for the version number and click several times to enable developer settings.

Once active, we will need to go to developer’s settings and enable ADB and ADB via Wi-Fi, which will allow the mobile app to connect to the watch and use the Android debugging tools. Once we have everything activated, Wear Installer will be able to install any Android app on our watch.

Logic? Well for most users maybe not, but if there is something that we are clear about then it is better to have something and not need it than to need it and not to have it. to have. You can download Wear Installer from the download section of its developer’s website.