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Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)
   On Samsung phones: /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure

You need to be rooted to view the first three.

Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)
   On Samsung phones: /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure

You need to be rooted to view the first three.

Use command pm list package -f (via adb shell if you want to use ADB) to list packages with their respective locations. You can then read the files. This can be done without superuser permissions.

Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)

You need to be rooted to view the first three.

Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)
   On Samsung phones: /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure

You need to be rooted to view the first three.

Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)

Use a file manager to look in the following locations:

1. /data/app
2. /data/app-private
3. /system/app/
4. /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks)

You need to be rooted to view the first three.