App Information of MoreLocale 2
| App Name | MoreLocale 2 v2.4.5 |
|---|---|
| Genre | Apps, Tools |
| Size | 4.1 MB |
| Latest Version | 2.4.5 |
| Get it On |  |
| Update | 2021-08-01 |
| Package Name | jp.co.c_lis.ccl.morelocale |
| Rating | 6.3 ( 44780 ) |
| Installs | 5,000,000+ |
Description of MoreLocale 2
* NOTICE *
After 4.2 new Jelly Bean, The protection level definition of CHANGE_CONFIGURATION has been changed.
If you’re able to use development tools, you can grant the permission manually by ‘pm’ command.
If you have SuperUser privilege on your device. MoreLocale 2 could get the permission automatically.
You can select more locales via this app.
If your locale doesn’t appear, please use custom locale function in menu.
* Fix issue: App stopped when denied getting SuperUser privilege.
* New feature: Restoring locale automatically on boot completed. This is for solve the problem custom-locale unexpectedly reset on Android N or later.
* No longer Google Glass support.
* minor design improvements
I hope you are doing well during this difficult time.
We’ll get through this together!
5,000,000+
Where to Download MoreLocale 2 APK file?
Click on the Download button above to get the downloadable APK file for this app / game.
How to Install MoreLocale 2 App on Android?
- Get the APK file of MoreLocale 2 from the respective download link
- Install the Split APK installer app and then install this APK using that. (or) follow the below instructions
- Enable app install from Unknown Sources to install apps from a third-party app other than Google Play Store.
To do that go to Settings and search the word unknown
– For Android Nougat or lower version click on Unknown sources and enable that setting.
– For Android Oreo or later, clicking on Install unknown apps which will take you to a list of apps. Select the actual app through which you want to install the MoreLocale 2 app.
Or you can do it other way: Let’s say, you have downloaded the MoreLocale 2 APK file on Google chrome or firefox browser on your phone.
Go to Settings > Apps & notifications or go to Settings > search for unknown > Open the app (Chrome, Firefox or file manager app etc) > Install unknown apps and enable Allow from this source
See the below screenshots that enables to install unknown apps on Oreo for Chrome app (you need to enable on the app from where you want to install the apk):
- Once enabled, tap on the apk file to install
