Thank you. Now I just have to figure out how to transfer all my brushes 
I think you posted to the wrong thread @Michelist
That is not impossible, I posted this topic from memory, because I believe there were hints how to go back to 5.1.5 till the issue is solved.
Michelist
@Michelist Ah thank you good sir I was given a link to an APK download. Could I ask you a different question? How do I move my brushes because I have to uninstall the current version of the app to install the older one and I don’t want to lose those brushes.
You need a file manager capable to reach Krita’s resource folder, I don’t know its location on Android, but if it is on Android like on the other operating systems, then you’ll find the location in Krita via ‘‘Settings’’ >> ‘‘Configure Krita’’ >> ‘‘General’’ in the tab ‘‘Resources’’.
I guess Total Commander could be able to get there, there is also an app @CrazyCatBird uses, but I can not remember its name. But when you can reach that folder then you are able to move your resources to an external media, something like a SD-Card, USB-Drive, things like these.
Michelist
I use this one:
Thank you both @CrazyCatBird
I could not get it to copy over the files sadly
I’m not sure if they changed anything then. It’s supposed to be just a shortcut to what your device already has. Maybe Google did something. 
I just thought of something… What directory folder are you trying to copy to? Try copying to Download, then move the file to the desired folder after that.
Beside copying resource folder, you can also make your own Bundle. Refer to Resource Management — Krita Manual 5.2.0 documentation
(Remember to include your brush tips & pattern if you use custom brush tips/pattern)
@Volkhvy: Depending on the type of self-created resources, it may be impossible to save them in a bundle, so a bundle sounds as a nice solution, but it may be a short-sighted “solution”, and it always exists the risk to overlook/forget something.
These resource-types, self created or manually added, can’t be saved in a bundle:
actions, authorinfo, color-schemes, input-profiles, layerstyles, predefined image sizes, preset icons (possibly of interest to brush makers), (color) profiles, sessions (for those who work with sessions), shortcut schemes, symbol libraries, templates, windowlayouts.
This means, a bundle may be sufficient for the things you created yourself or added from other creators, but it is also possible that you miss some resources that are of worth for you, something that often happens in such “stress-situations”, so your question of how to save your resource-folder was probably the best choice.
I don’t know how much space you have free on your device, I would simply rename my resource-folder to krita-old or make a copy of it on the device.
Michelist