Insiders in the Dev Channel can download the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) to run Android apps on Windows 11.
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Windows 11 (NEW feature): Access Android phone files wirelessly via File Explorer
The Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) is now available for devices running Windows 11 in the Dev Channel for the Windows Insider program. Originally, Android app support was supposed to ship with the original version of Windows 11, but the platform wasn't ready. Shortly after the launch, Microsoft began rolling out the first preview of WSA, which brought Android app support to Windows 11, but only for devices enrolled in the Beta Channel.
As of November 4, the Windows Subsystem for Android is officially available in the Dev Channel, but limited to the US region.
This means that devices enrolled in the beta and dev channels can download and install Android apps from the official Amazon Appstore on their Windows 11 devices.
