There is a premium option, but you won’t want to subscribe to it. What does it cost and what are the payment methods? The XNXX app is free to download and use. you can choose how many videos you view per row (between 1 and 3), and whether you want the video preview enabled for the thumbnails.Īre there any privacy features? Not really, though you don’t need to delete your browser data which gives it another advantage over using the website directly. You can filter by tags, specific porn stars, ‘popular’, and ‘best of’ – or use the site search to find whatever you want. There are links for erotic stories and porn games too, but these aren’t available to view within the app. What does the XNXX Android app offer? Once you have the XNXX app installed, you’ll find access to a whole lot of free porn videos and pictures. It comes from one of the oldest sites on this list, but it’s one of the latest to release its own native app. The XNXX app is a no-nonsense download that gets you straight into the action, without the need to register or create an account. If you have a OnePlus Oreo-based handset, you can follow the same general Android instructions above. Settings > Personal > Security and Lock Screen > Device Administration > Tap ‘Unknown Sources’ option Settings > Apps > Tap the ‘three-dot’ menu in the top-right corner > Tap Special Access > Tap Install Unknown Apps > ‘x’īefore the switch to Oreo, this is how you enabled installation of porn APKs on OnePlus handsets. Settings > Security > Lock Screen and Security > Allow Installation from Unknown SourcesĪnd if you have an Oreo-based Samsung handset, you want to go here instead: So, if you have a pre-Oreo (Nougat, Marshmallow, Lollipop, etc.) Samsung handset, go here instead: Settings > Apps > App List > ‘x’ (the app you want to use to download APKs) > Advanced > Install Unknown AppsĪs is often the case with Samsung, it has its own way of doing things within the Android OS, so while the method is pretty much the same, the settings aren’t always in the same place. The ‘x’ in the process above represents the app you want to allow to install unknown APKs.Īlternatively, you can open the app details page first and enable installation of unknown sources that way instead.

Settings > Apps > Special Access > Install Unknown Apps > ‘x’ If you’re using an Android Oreo-based handset, you want to go to: In short, now any app that you want to use to download an APK (a file manager if you’re sideloading, Chrome if you’re downloading directly, third-party app store etc.) needs to be authorized to allow the installation of unknown apps. With that, however, comes a pretty large change in how you enable that installation in the first place. Instead, there’s more granular control over each app that provides better overall security for the whole phone. However, in the Oreo version of Google’s Android operating system, there’s no single setting that lets you control it.

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