Something I don't understand, but it's probably really obvious. Forgive my lack of knowledge on android devices; I specialize in hacking my school computer.
If an apk is unpackaged, does it matter where it is unpackaged to? Like on a computer, if I manage to unpackage a .exe file or .msi file, there will be a sort of application file inside that I can click on for the program to start. Also on a computer, it doesn't matter where the unpackaged app is located. To use as an example, I downloaded Musescore 3.0 (a music composing app) and it was a .msi Windows Package Installer file. Once it was unpackaged, there was a .exe file inside that I could click on, and it didn't matter where on the computer the files were located as long as the apps were still grouped together in their relative original positions. Do apk's work the same way, in the sense that once the apk is unpackaged, we could unpackage it to a random folder on the Gabb file explorer?
If an apk is unpackaged, does it matter where it is unpackaged to? Like on a computer, if I manage to unpackage a .exe file or .msi file, there will be a sort of application file inside that I can click on for the program to start. Also on a computer, it doesn't matter where the unpackaged app is located. To use as an example, I downloaded Musescore 3.0 (a music composing app) and it was a .msi Windows Package Installer file. Once it was unpackaged, there was a .exe file inside that I could click on, and it didn't matter where on the computer the files were located as long as the apps were still grouped together in their relative original positions. Do apk's work the same way, in the sense that once the apk is unpackaged, we could unpackage it to a random folder on the Gabb file explorer?