Error 505 when installing Facebook Messenger I have a Sony Z5 Compact running Nougat.

I am unable to install Facebook Messenger. When I try I get the Error Code -505.

I have tried installing using ADB with the following command:

adb install com.facebook.orca_108.0.0.10.70-51197341_minAPI21\(armeabi-v7a\)\(280,360,400,420,480,560,640dpi\)_apkmirror.com.apk


Which seems to be the latest stable version from apkmirror.com.

I get the error message:


  Failed to install com.facebook.orca_108.0.0.10.70-51197341_minAPI21(armeabi-v7a)(280,360,400,420,480,560,640dpi)_apkmirror.com.apk: Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_DUPLICATE_PERMISSION: Package com.facebook.orca attempting to redeclare permission com.facebook.receiver.permission.ACCESS already owned by com.facebook.appmanager]


Is this something I have done? The phone is not rooted, nor have I unlocked the boot loader.

Apart from wiping the phone is there anything I can do to get the app installed? (I'm aware of all the 3rd clients, but I would really like to solve this problem.)

The app was installed before the upgrade to Android 7, but an update would not install.

I have done the usual steps like restarting, empty cache and data of Play Services, etc.

This is not a duplicate of How do I deal with unknown installation error code -505?, which was supposed to be solved with an upgrade to Android 5.0.2. I am running Android 7.
My girlfriend and I both Sony Xperia Z5 Compact have the same problem (Error 505) after we had updatet to Android 7 Nougat. I think for the most people the problem will become public, when the old facebook app gets outdatet and force an update. I was so stupid to deinstall facebook, messanger and sitemanager for a fresh install try and now are only able to use these facebook platforms by browser. I postet the same problem in Sony Support Forum and are also shocked, that such popular app errors on android 7 results only in 1-3 problem topics at this time.

Official answer from sony: Make a factory reset because problem happens with update... not the espacted answer - but seems the only solution, when the company don't want to fix these issue.