Andriod Desktop Phones purchased for Health Facilities not compactible with DHIS2 Capture
Hi,
Please I need help to get DHIS2 Capture working in Android Tablet Phone desk ( KT5-3C) Android Version: 10. Build: KT5-3C_LTE05M0_KESW_V1.28 We bought the phones for health facilities data entry using the DHIS2 Capture. I tried to run the DHIS2 but this error showed up: For Security reason, this version of app is not allowed to be installed in the rooted devices. please use the training version." Please how can I bypass the security feature or change the Android version to allow the DHIS2 to work?.
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