One of the most common errors that users encounter when downloading applications from the Google Play Store is the 403 error. Usually, to solve the problem, simply remove updates and clear the Play Market cache using Settings. In addition, 403 error appears on Android devices in places where Google services are not available. In this case, use a VPN to fix it.
Begin with simple steps: check the connection to the mobile Internet and Wi-Fi, restart the device and make sure that there is enough free space in the phone’s memory to install new applications.
Bug 403 correction in Google Play via Settings
Run “Settings” and go to “Applications” (in Android 8.0 the item is called “Applications and notifications” and then select “Application information“).
Find “Play Store” in the list and click it. In Android 7.0 and newer open the “Repository“.
Last action – select “Delete data” and confirm the query “Delete application data” with the “OK” button.
Now go to Play Market and try to download any game or program. If the 403 error persists, repeat the steps for the Google Play services application and follow the instructions in the instructions:
