News, Reviews & Betas which includes large community peer support Microsoft had removed a software called WSATools from its Store without providing detailed reasons. The firm has now “apologized” and restored it, although it was “rightful” in removing it.
A few days ago, Microsoft found itself in the middle of a commotion as it had removed WSATools from the Microsoft Store. For those who don’t know, WSATools helps users sideload apps on Windows 11 without going into the tricky process of using the Android Debug Bridge (adb) command-line tool method.
