LA Times Essential California - v5.1.08 - MOD APK
NantMedia Holdings LLC57.1 MB5.0
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- When Android refuses the install, it is the unknown-sources guard doing it. Grant this app permission in Settings, then confirm the install when the prompt comes back.
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Download FAQs
How do the reading list and saved articles work in LA Times Essential California?
You can save articles that interest you, including content you have not finished reading. The app places them in an extended reading list so you can return to them later. This lets you continue following a story without finding it in the feed again.
What has changed in this Premium Unlocked build of LA Times Essential California?
This build is labeled Premium Unlocked. That label is the stated MOD designation for this version. The news feed, eNewspaper, reading list, notifications, and video news remain part of LA Times Essential California.
What video news formats are available in LA Times Essential California?
LA Times Essential California includes short videos that synthesize and report news. You can also view live video and listen to news through its video content area. These formats sit alongside the article-based news feed.
What does the latest LA Times Essential California update change?
Version 5.0.85 lists enhancements to stability, usability, and performance. A later update may require the modified build to be updated for compatibility.
What Android version does LA Times Essential California require?
LA Times Essential California requires Android 8.0 or later for installation. The listed file size is 57.1 MB. Android may display a prompt about permitting installation from this source when you install an APK.
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