It hasn’t even been a month since CyanogenMod Installer exited Beta and went live on Play Store, but the developers were already asked by Google for the app to be taken down either voluntarily or “administratively”. Choosing a graceful exit, the CyanogenMod crew removed the app from the Play Store themselves while they “wait for a more favorable resolution”. Google claims that “…though the application itself is harmless, since it 'encourages users to void their warranty', it would not be allowed to remain in the store.” Despite the hurdle, CyanogenMod says that the app will remain active and can be downloaded at their official website. Well fret no more, because Cyanogen is looking to make things a tad easier through their app called CyanogenMod Installer. So whether you’re an avid Android user who always wants to have the latest build on your smartphone or someone who just loves to tinker with different custom ROMs, the CyanogenMod Installer is perfect tool to get things done in a jiffy. Read more in our articles including "Google pulls the plug on CyanogenMod Installer" and "CyanogenMod Installer now in Play Store".
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May 13, 2026It hasn’t even been a month since CyanogenMod Installer exited Beta and went live on Play Store, but the developers were already asked by Google for the app to be taken down either voluntarily or “administratively”. Choosing a graceful exit, the CyanogenMod crew removed the app from the Play Store themselves while they “wait for a more favorable resolution”.
Google claims that “…though the application itself is harmless, since it 'encourages users to void their warranty', it would not be allowed to remain in the store.” Despite the hurdle, CyanogenMod says that the app will remain active and can be downloaded at their official website. Well fret no more, because Cyanogen is looking to make things a tad easier through their app called CyanogenMod Installer. So whether you’re an avid Android user who always wants to have the latest build on your smartphone or someone who just loves to tinker with different custom ROMs, the CyanogenMod Installer is perfect tool to get things done in a jiffy.
Our coverage of CyanogenMod Installer includes: "Google pulls the plug on CyanogenMod Installer"; "CyanogenMod Installer now in Play Store"; "Google unveils AI-powered pointer for Chrome". Each article provides unique insights and information.