How to Install Free Fire Data OBB on Android Smartphone

In this article, I will share information on how to install Free Fire OBB data. But before that, maybe the term OBB is still foreign to some gamers’ ears. Therefore, before discussing further, I will first explain what is meant by OBB.

OBB stands for Opaque Binary Blob, which is a large data file developed by developers of related apk packages that support certain applications such as games. The term OBB itself is often used to refer to large data.

Often there are gamers friends who are confused when they find an application / game with a separate OBB file, where the file is contained in a MOD Android game, not downloaded via the Google Play Store. Included in this is Free Fire OBB data.

How to Install Free Fire Data OBB on Android

Sometimes when you gamers download applications / games from sources other than the play store, then download the apk and OBB files separately, you inevitably have to install them manually on the Android phone you are using.

Therefore, to make it easier for gamers to install it, in this article I will discuss how to install Free Fire OBB data. Alright, here are the details on how to do it:

The first step, my friend must enter the Android device settings.
Next navigate to security and enable “Unknown sources.”
Well, now your device is ready to install applications from sources other than Playstore.

After the above process is complete, then enter the process of installing the APK file on the Android device that you are using. For convenience, I will discuss it in a separate sub-heading below.

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Installing Free Fire APK Files On Android Smartphones

After downloading the APK file, you need to move the file to external memory. This is meant to save space on the phone’s internal memory. But if your smartphone’s internal memory is large enough, there’s no need to do that.

The steps for installing the APK file are as follows:

Find the Free Fire APK file and tap it to install it. Wait until the installation process is complete.
Then just tap Done / Done, do not run the application.
Next, you need to place the OBB file or data file in the right location.
Usually files downloaded from third-party sources are still in the form of zip/rar. Therefore, my friend needs to extract it first before installing it.

Installing Free Fire OBB Files or Data

After the extraction process is complete, then just install the OBB file. The steps are as follows:

Find the location of the extracted folder earlier.
Then move the folder to SdCard (Internal Memory) > Android > obb. If the obb folder doesn’t exist, you can create it yourself manually by creating a New Folder and name it obb, then put the extracted results into that folder.
If it’s finished, try running the Free Fire game buddy. If the game can be opened without having to download data again, it means it’s been successful.

Congratulations, now you gamers can install Free Fire OBB data and other OBB data on your Android device. Good luck for the future.