To delete APK files on your Android device, you can follow these steps:
Open the "Files" or "File Manager" app: Your Android device should have a built-in file manager app, but if not, you can download one from the Google Play Store.
Navigate to the "Downloads" folder: Typically, APK files are downloaded and stored in the "Downloads" folder. However, if you downloaded the APK from a specific source, it might be in a different folder.
Locate the APK file: Look for the APK file you want to delete. The files in your folder will likely be listed in a grid or list view.
Long-press on the APK file: Press and hold your finger on the APK file until a menu appears or until the file is selected.
Select "Delete" or the trash bin icon: Once you've selected the APK file, tap on the option that says "Delete" or the trash bin icon (it may vary slightly depending on your device and file manager app).
Confirm the deletion: A confirmation prompt may appear asking if you want to delete the APK file permanently. Tap "OK" to confirm and delete the file.
That's it! The APK file should now be deleted from your Android device.
Please exercise caution when deleting files, as once deleted, they may not be recoverable. Only delete APK files that you are sure you don't need or have already installed the corresponding app.