[morphios]

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Thanx for the share.
I do however feel that an .apk / android version of an application does not fully meet the criteria of a "portable app" because it has to be installed on the OS before it can be used, even if the OS is designed to be used primarily on portable devices.
Furthermore, personally, I won't trust it.
If the app is publicly available as a "pro" version, why is it not provided as such on Google store?
From a quick Google search you will find three domains that seem to be the same application inshot.com, inshotpro.app and inshotapk.net which is already odd.
Why would one company have three domains with three different host providers, where two of them are so heavily redacted you can barely get the name of the company that registered the domain. Two of the applications that are supposed to be the same application doesn't point to the same download or the same domain. Just doesn't make all that sense as to why structure anything like this for any reason other than it wasn't them that structured it like that.

I might be wrong here... But I won't be trying to download it either.