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Choosing a browser
Chrome is pre-installed on most Android phones and supports home-screen shortcuts. Other browsers such as Samsung Internet, Firefox and Edge also work, though menu names differ slightly.
Whichever browser you use, keep it updated through the Play Store so security fixes are applied.
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Adding a home-screen shortcut
A shortcut saves typing the address and reduces the chance of landing on a look-alike domain.
- Type the official domain into the address bar and check the spelling.
- Open the browser menu and select Add to Home screen or Install app.
- Drag the icon to a spot on your home screen if prompted.
- Use only this icon from now on rather than search results or links.
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About APK files
Android allows apps from outside the Play Store as APK files, but this is a common route for malware. Your phone will warn you before allowing an install from an unknown source.
Only consider an APK if Siti88 links to it directly from its official domain. Turn the unknown-sources permission off again once you are done.
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Securing your Android phone
A few settings protect your account if your phone is lost or borrowed.
- Use a screen lock with a PIN, pattern or fingerprint
- Avoid saving your account password in shared or work profiles
- Enable Google Play Protect scanning
- Sign out of the site on any phone you no longer use
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why does my Android phone block the install?
Android blocks apps from unknown sources by default to protect you. If you did not get the file from the official domain, do not override the warning.
Does a home-screen shortcut use storage?
Very little. It stores an icon and some site data, much like a bookmark.
Can I use split-screen while playing?
Most modern Android browsers support it, but live games are easier to follow at full screen.
Next step
Open the official site on your phone and save it to your home screen.
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