Added app sideload instructions for Android 14+

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_topic/setup-android.md

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 layout: post
 title: "Setup Rebble Web Services"
 prompt: "I need help setting up Rebble Web Services"
-date:   2021-02-01 07:14:42
-author: "Will0, lolrepeatlol"
+date:   2023-10-02 07:14:42
+author: "Will0, lolrepeatlol, bmacphail"
 osSpecific: true
 os: android
 ---
@@ -12,64 +12,14 @@ os: android
 
 The Pebble app was removed from the Google Play Store due to SMS issues ([Read about it here.](/android-app-unavailable))
 
-If you do not have the Pebble app installed, don't worry, keep following the guide! 
-
-If you already have the Pebble app installed but not set up, skip to [Step #4](https://help.rebble.io/setup-android/#4).
+If you do not have the Pebble app installed, check out [the guide for installing it](/sideload-android-app).
 
 
 # Connect your Pebble to its charger
 
 Connect your Pebble to a plugged-in USB charging cable. You really wouldn't want it to lose power in the middle of a firmware update! Once the watch is powered on, press the left button to dismiss the charging screen.
 
 
-# Download the Pebble APK
-
-On your Android device, download the Pebble APK from the following link:
-
-[APK Download](https://rebble.io/apk)
-
-<notmobile>
-or via this QR code:   
-
-   <qr url="https://rebble.io/apk" />
-</notmobile>
-
-
-# Install the APK
-
-Once you've downloaded the .apk file, open it on your phone by selecting it, then selecting **Install**:   
-
-![](/images/setup/3.png)
-
-
-You might be prompted with the following screen:
-
-![](/images/setup/1.png)
-
-
-If so, click through to Settings and select "Allow from this source" to enable installation of apps from unknown sources for your preferred file manager. 
-
-![](/images/setup/2.png)
-
-
-This will allow the official Pebble app to be sideloaded. You can revert this setting when the Pebble app is installed if you'd like!
-
-**On earlier versions of Android (7 or below), the permissions step will be slightly different**. 
-
-If you are running Android 7 or below:
-
-- Once you've downloaded the .apk file, open Settings.
-- Tap "Lock screen and Security," or "Security."
-- Tap "Allow installation from unknown sources," "Unknown sources," or a similar option. Then, read the prompt and tap **OK**.
-- Go back to the downloaded Pebble APK file in your file manager, and proceed with the installation.
-
-If you are running Android 13:
-- Go to Settings > Apps > Pebble
-- Tap the top left button (should be three dots)
-- Tap on "Restricted Settings" (or something similar)
-- Allow the Pebble app to have all permissions
-
-For more information, please check [this Google Help page](https://support.google.com/android/answer/12623953#allowrestrictedsettings)
 # Open the Pebble app
 
 You will be greeted by the Pebble Account page. Simply tap 'SKIP LOGIN' twice to continue.

_topic/sideload-android-app.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title: "Sideloading the Pebble app on Android"
+prompt: "How to install / sideload the Pebble Android app"
+keywords: "android 14 apk"
+date:   2023-10-04 00:00:00
+author: "bmacphail, Will0"
+hideFirstStepNumber: true
+osSpecific: false
+---
+
+# The Pebble app is no longer available in the Google Play store.
+
+You can install it manually using the steps in this guide.
+
+The steps vary by the version of Android your device is running. 
+
+If you're not sure which version of Android you have, follow these steps to find out:
+
+1. Open your phone's settings app.
+2. Press the search button.
+3. Type "Android version" and press the item that comes up.
+4. You should be brought to a page where you can see your Android version number.
+
+**If your phone is running Android 13 or below, follow the steps outlined in the section immediately following this one. If your phone is running Android 14 or above, [skip to the section after that](https://help.rebble.io/sideload-android-app/#3).**
+
+# Sideload the Pebble app on Android 13 or below
+
+On your Android device, download the Pebble APK from the following link:
+
+[APK Download](https://rebble.io/apk)
+
+<notmobile>
+or via this QR code:   
+
+   <qr url="https://rebble.io/apk" />
+</notmobile>
+
+Once you've downloaded the .apk file, open it on your phone by selecting it, then selecting **Install**:   
+
+![](/images/setup/3.png)
+
+
+You might be prompted with the following screen:
+
+![](/images/setup/1.png)
+
+
+If so, click through to Settings and select "Allow from this source" to enable installation of apps from unknown sources for your preferred file manager. 
+
+![](/images/setup/2.png)
+
+Press the back button if necessary, and tap install.
+
+After following these steps, [go back to the setup guide to activate Rebble Web Services in your Pebble app](/setup-android).
+
+# Sideload the Pebble app on Android 14 or above
+
+> You'll need a computer running [Google Chrome](https://www.google.com/intl/en_ca/chrome/), [Microsoft Edge](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge), or [Opera](https://www.opera.com/), and a USB cable to connect your phone to your computer with. 
+
+On your phone, turn on USB debugging:
+
+1. Open the Settings app.
+2. Search for "Build number". Tap the first result.
+3. In the menu that opens, tap the "Build number" item 7 times. You will get a notification that developer mode has been enabled.
+4. Go back to the main Settings menu, and search for "USB debugging". Tap the first result.
+5. In the menu that opens, toggle USB debugging on.
+
+Now connect your phone to your computer via your USB cable, and do the following on your computer.
+
+1. [Download the Pebble app APK file to your computer.](https://rebble.io/apk)
+2. Go to [Tango ADB](https://tango-adb.github.io/old-demo/) in your browser.
+3. Click the blue "⊕ Add" button, and select your phone from the menu that pops up.
+4. Click the "Connect" button. Accept the prompt on your phone.
+5. Click the "Install APK" menu option, ensure that the "--bypass-low-target-sdk-block (Android 14)" toggle is checked, and click "Browse APK".
+6. Find the Pebble app APK that you downloaded in step 1 on your computer.
+7. You should receive a message that the install was successful. 
+8. After about 15 seconds, the app should appear on your phone.
+
+After following these steps, [go back to the setup guide to activate Rebble Web Services in your Pebble app](/setup-android).