Android app support on Windows 11 is ending!

Microsoft has decided to remove Android app support from Windows 11. The company's move marks the end of this feature, which was first introduced in 2021. Android app support allowed users to run Android applications on their computers.

This significant feature from Microsoft was first launched in 2021. Some developers had made their applications available to Windows 11 users via the Microsoft Store. Additionally, Amazon's app store designed for Android also provided services to Windows 11 users. Beyond all this, some games and apps from Google Play were also made functional on Windows computers. However, as of March 5, 2025, this feature will come to an end.

NO EXPLANATION PROVIDED

According to Engadget, no explanation was provided to Microsoft regarding why it is ending this feature. A company spokesperson stated that they regularly review customer needs and remove or add certain features based on those needs. However, no clear explanation was given as to why this specific feature is being removed. Despite Microsoft citing customer needs, there are many features in Windows 11 that many people do not use.

Meanwhile, in parallel with Microsoft, Amazon has also announced that its mobile app store will be closed to new applications. The Amazon Appstore will prohibit the addition of further content starting today. On March 5, 2025, this feature will come to an end.