What the inspected file declares
- Minimum Android
- 5.0 / API 21
- Target SDK
- API 34
- Native library directory
- arm64-v8a
- File size
- 59,219,557 bytes / 56.48 MiB
These values describe the inspected snapshot. Minimum SDK expresses an Android API requirement; it does not by itself establish compatibility with every device running that version or later.
Three compatibility checks
- Read the Android level
Compare the device’s Android release with the minimum declared by the file. Newer Android versions can also apply additional installation and security policies.
- Check the architecture
The inspected file contains native libraries under arm64-v8a. Architecture and the device’s supported runtime matter alongside the Android version.
- Check installation conditions
Allow room for the completed download and installation process. Exact additional storage needs depend on the app and Android; this record does not invent a RAM or free-space guarantee.
Target SDK is not the maximum Android version
The target SDK records the API level the app targets for platform behaviour. It should not be read as a declaration that the app only works up to Android 14, or as proof that it has been tested on all newer releases.
Use the publisher’s supported-device information and the actual installer message when deciding whether a particular phone can use the release.
If the phone rejects the file
Check whether the transfer completed, whether the file identity matches the intended package and whether the system reported a compatibility or security issue. Avoid changing unrelated settings while the cause is unclear.
Sources and scope
- Android Developers: app versioning
- Android Developers: app signing
- Google Android Help: installing apps
- Google Android Help: Play Protect
Reviewed 23 October 2026. Android menus, publisher releases and table rules can change. General account guidance applies only to methods actually offered by the verified provider.