How to install — 4 quick steps
Android is careful with apps that don't come from a store,
so it asks a couple of extra questions. All of this is normal, and it
only happens once.
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Download the file. If your browser warns that the file
"might be harmful", tap Download anyway — that's the
standard message for any app outside a store.
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Open it. Tap the download notification, or find
whole.apk in your Files app.
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Allow the install. If your phone says it "isn't
allowed to install unknown apps from this source", tap
Settings, switch on Allow from this source, and go
back.
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If Google Play Protect pops up, tap
More details, then Install anyway. Google
shows this for every app it hasn't reviewed itself.
That's it — open Whole Live and see you at Ferropolis 💚
Still blocked? Rare cases
- Android 16's optional Advanced Protection mode blocks
installs outside stores entirely — turn it off in Settings →
Google → Advanced Protection, install, then turn it back on.
- Parental controls or a work profile can also block installs.
- Anything else — write us:
whole@ntag.fr.
Updates come to you. The app updates itself
automatically — no need to come back to this page.
Keep this version. If Whole Live ever appears on
Google Play, don't reinstall it from there — your account lives on
your phone, and reinstalling would erase your profile, chats and
saved lockers.
On iPhone? Get it
on the App Store.
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