The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a decentralized file sharing network that allows you to store and access files across the world without relying on any central server. IPFS provides a unique content-addressable identifier (CID) for every file uploaded to the network. This makes it possible to retrieve a file using its CID, regardless of where it's stored.
One of the ways to access files on IPFS is through the ipget tool, which is a wget-like tool built for IPFS. In this article, we'll show you how to use ipget to download the Authy APK, which is hosted on IPFS and can be used as an alternative for the Google Play Store.
Before you can use ipget, you need to install it on your system. Here's how you can install ipget on Windows, Mac, and Linux:
brew install ipfs/ipfs/ipget
Install the required dependencies by running the following command:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install curl build-essential
Download the latest version of the ipget source code from the IPFS release page.
Extract the source code and navigate to the ipget directory.
Build and install ipget by running the following commands:
make
sudo make install
Once you have ipget installed, you can use it to download the Authy APK from IPFS. Here's how:
ipget -o Authy.apk ipfs://bafybeiahkpyzqsf24hv7earqveggfzccjxi4hyfsg2bihrl3inxyk2igam
The ipget tool will download the Authy APK and save it to the file Authy.apk in your current directory. You can now install the APK on your device and use it as an alternative for the Google Play Store.
In this article, we showed you how to use ipget to download the Authy APK from IPFS. By using IPFS and ipget, you can access the Authy APK even if the Google Play Store is blocked in your country. This provides a convenient and reliable alternative for accessing the two-factor authentication tool, Authy.