Downloading blocked apps on school Chromebooks can be challenging, and it's essential to weigh the benefits against the potential risks. Before attempting any of the methods outlined in this report, students should:

If the restrictions are network-based (enforced by the school's Wi-Fi) rather than device-based, connecting to a personal mobile hotspot can bypass the filter.

Always remember that using school property is a privilege. Avoid methods that involve resetting the hardware or bypassing network security, as these can lead to serious consequences.

If Linux is enabled on your device, you can install software that isn't available on the Play Store. This creates a sort of "sandbox" inside your Chromebook where you have more freedom.