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 <p>Please make sure that you&#39;re using the correct <strong>version</strong> and <strong>build number</strong>  of the version you want to check (and not the one from this example <img class="emoji" src="//telegram.org/img/emoji/40/F09F9888.png" width="20" height="20" alt="😈" />). </p>
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-<p>The part after the version number will help you know in which folder to look for the correct APK when you&#39;ve finished <a href="#step-4-build-the-app">building the app (Step 4)</a>:</p>
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+The part after the version number will help you know in which folder to look for the correct APK when you've finished [building the app (Step 4)](#step-4-build-the-app):
-<li>“Direct” after version number means that the APK will be inside the “afat/standalone” folder.</li>
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-<li>“Universal” after version number means that the APK will be inside the “afat/release” folder.</li>
+* “Direct” after version number means that the APK will be inside the “afat/standalone” folder.
-<li>If you have Android Version 6.0 or greater, your APK folder will have the “_SDK23” suffix.</li>
+* "Universal" after version number means that the APK will be inside the “afat/release” folder.
-<li>“arm64-v8a” - folder name will start with “arm64”.</li>
+* If you have Android Version 6.0 or greater, your APK folder will have the “_SDK23” suffix.
-<li>“armeabi-v7” - folder name will start with “armv7”.</li>
+* “arm64-v8a” - folder name will start with “arm64”.
-<li>“x86” - folder name will start with “x86”.</li>
+* “armeabi-v7” - folder name will start with “armv7”.
-<li>“x86_64”  - folder name will start with “x64”.</li>
+* “x86” - folder name will start with “x86”.
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+* “x86_64”  - folder name will start with “x64”.
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     <p>APK Folders</p>
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 <p>These commands will produce 3 different APKs and 2 bundles:</p>
-<p><code>apk/release/app.apk</code> – used for direct downloads from telegram.org/android<br><code>apk/release/app.apk</code> – the playstore version<br><code>apk/release/app-huawei.apk</code> – used exclusively for the Huawei store</p>
+<p><code>apk/standalone/app.apk</code> – used for direct downloads from telegram.org/android<br><code>apk/release/app.apk</code> – the playstore version<br><code>apk/release/app-huawei.apk</code> – used exclusively for the Huawei store</p>
 <p><code>bundle/bundleAfat_SDK23Release/TMessagesProj_App-bundleAfat_SDK23-release.aab</code><br><code>bundle/bundleAfatRelease/TMessagesProj_App-bundleAfat-release.aab</code></p>
 <p>These APKs can be found in:<br><code>$HOME/telegram-android/TMessagesProj/build/outputs/apk/</code></p>
 <p>Use the folder name from <a href="#step-2-confirm-which-version-you-have-installed-on-your-android">Step 2</a> to find the correct folder that holds the same APK as installed on your device. For example, for non-universal Android 9.0 arm64-v8a, the path to your APK will be:<br><code>$HOME/telegram-android/TMessagesProj/build/outputs/apk/arm64_SDK23/release/app.apk</code><br>Copy this APK to the root source directory by running this command in Terminal:<br><code>cp $HOME/telegram-android/TMessagesProj/build/outputs/apk/arm64_SDK23/release/app.apk $HOME/telegram-android/telegram_built.apk</code></p>