Sideloading apps from sub providers - safe?

[monkeyfart]

Apologies if this is a common newbie question. I scrolled through a large number pages but didn't see anything similar.

Most of the sub providers are asking me to install their own app for a trial. I'm a bit hesitant sideloading random apps. Is this the standard practice and is this safe?

Thank you.

 

[moshibeth]

Apologies if this is a common newbie question. I scrolled through a large number pages but didn't see anything similar.

Most of the sub providers are asking me to install their own app for a trial. I'm a bit hesitant sideloading random apps. Is this the standard practice and is this safe?

Thank you.

Use tivimate it's a cracking app. Side loading apps is fine

 

[bazcfc1]

Yes it’s standard practice and safe to install providers apps it’s not as tho they can spy on you whilst having a cheeky w@nk whilst watching porn channels I know providers are good but there not mi5 that’s for sure 🤣🤣🤣

 

[Kaspas4450]

Apologies if this is a common newbie question. I scrolled through a large number pages but didn't see anything similar.

Most of the sub providers are asking me to install their own app for a trial. I'm a bit hesitant sideloading random apps. Is this the standard practice and is this safe?

Thank you.

Yes it is safe mate.........

 

[Ferret.]

A lot of providers use hardcoded apps to protect their server address so thats mostly the reason they want you to install their app.

Its safe to do so.

 

[monkeyfart]

Thanks for the responses.