The D.I.

Web shortcut

Keep The D.I. on your phone

It is still the website at onthedi.com — the padlock (HTTPS) encrypts the trip here. That is not the same as a Play Store app. Do not tap Install app on a Galaxy phone. That wraps the site as an unsigned Android package, and Samsung / Play Protect then calls it a virus. Add a home-screen shortcut instead.

  1. Samsung / Galaxy

    Add page to Home screen

    1. Open onthedi.com in Samsung Internet (or Chrome).
    2. Tap the menu — three lines or three dots.
    3. Choose Add page to → Home screen. Not Install app, not Download.
    4. Confirm. The DI tile is a bookmark with our icon — still this website.

    If the phone already warned about a virus, delete that icon, then add the shortcut this way. HTTPS is already on. The scare was the fake package, not the site.

  2. iPhone & iPad

    Safari, then Share

    1. Open onthedi.com in Safari (not Chrome, not Instagram’s browser).
    2. Tap Share at the bottom.
    3. Scroll to Add to Home Screen, then Add.

    The DI tile sits next to your other apps. Tap it and you are in the index — no address bar.

  3. Other Android

    Chrome, then Add to Home screen

    1. Open onthedi.com in Chrome.
    2. Tap the menu (three dots).
    3. Choose Add to Home screen. Skip Install app if both appear.

    A shortcut is a bookmark. Install app is an Android package Play Protect has never seen — that is the warning, not a real virus on this desk.

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