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The beauty of Android is that you can tweak and customize the operating system to any way that fits your preference. This flexibility has made many users to forget about the stock firmware completely and embrace the extra features that custom Roms bring.
Lately, Google is aiming at a more secure Android environment and thus custom Roms have become scarce and even for the devices that they are available, there are some issues. One of the issues is the “Device not certified by Google” error that users face on Android phones running a custom Rom. This issue makes it impossible for you to use the device with Play services. You get constant annoying notifications that you need to have your device certified before you can use the Google Play Services. Luckily, there is an official way of sorting this issue and getting certified access to Google apps on the Play Store.
I am going to give you a step by step guide on how you can achieve this in the guide below. Follow the guide carefully and you will be up and running with the play services
1: Obtain the GSF (Google Service Framework) number
Google has provided a way for non-Google certified Android ROMs to use their apps by verifying the GSF number of the device.
For this you will need an app called Device ID from the Google Play Store to fetch it.
Download the Device ID app using this link.
Open the app and tap on the Google Service Framework (GSF) tab.
From the resulting pop-up window, press the Copy button
2. Register your device
Google has provided a specific service for unregistered device manufacturers to register their Android-based devices and make the most out of Google Play services.
Use this link to go to the Google device registration website
Enter the GSF number you copied and paste it into the empty space at the bottom of the page and hit Register button.
3. Clear Data and Cache for the Google Play Store app
On your device, go to your Settings app and open Apps.
From the list of apps on your device, select Google Play Store
Open the Storage section and Clear both Data and Cache
Reboot your device
Check whether the “Device not verified by Google” error has been resolved by trying to signup with your Gmail account. A successful resolution will mean you were able to signup without the uncertified message.
Did this work for you?
Only on uncertified devices
Use a custom rom doesnt affect the certification status of the phone
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Gonfebo said:
Only on uncertified devices
Use a custom rom doesnt affect the certification status of the phone
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I hope you read the post title
Thanks a lot, my device was certified with Stock rom, but uncertified when a custom rom is installed.
Now, it's certified with a custom rom too.
(Redmi 4X - DOT OS rom)
Thanks a lot :good:
Did not work. However the GSF number i entered in the link was successful. Additionally cleared play services data and cache too. Device is still 'uncertified' in the playstore but i am able to use the playstore and download and even buy apps.
FYI, Running RR Oreo ROM with nano GAAPS on Mi 5
AndroidHQ254 said:
The beauty of Android is that you can tweak and customize the operating system to any way that fits your preference. This flexibility has made many users to forget about the stock firmware completely and embrace the extra features that custom Roms bring.
Lately, Google is aiming at a more secure Android environment and thus custom Roms have become scarce and even for the devices that they are available, there are some issues. One of the issues is the “Device not certified by Google” error that users face on Android phones running a custom Rom. This issue makes it impossible for you to use the device with Play services. You get constant annoying notifications that you need to have your device certified before you can use the Google Play Services. Luckily, there is an official way of sorting this issue and getting certified access to Google apps on the Play Store.
I am going to give you a step by step guide on how you can achieve this in the guide below. Follow the guide carefully and you will be up and running with the play services
1: Obtain the GSF (Google Service Framework) number
Google has provided a way for non-Google certified Android ROMs to use their apps by verifying the GSF number of the device.
For this you will need an app called Device ID from the Google Play Store to fetch it.
Download the Device ID app using this link.
Open the app and tap on the Google Service Framework (GSF) tab.
From the resulting pop-up window, press the Copy button
2. Register your device
Google has provided a specific service for unregistered device manufacturers to register their Android-based devices and make the most out of Google Play services.
Use this link to go to the Google device registration website
Enter the GSF number you copied and paste it into the empty space at the bottom of the page and hit Register button.
3. Clear Data and Cache for the Google Play Store app
On your device, go to your Settings app and open Apps.
From the list of apps on your device, select Google Play Store
Open the Storage section and Clear both Data and Cache
Reboot your device
Check whether the “Device not verified by Google” error has been resolved by trying to signup with your Gmail account. A successful resolution will mean you were able to signup without the uncertified message.
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Yes this worked for me I've got note 9 exynos with android 10
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Yes this worked for me I've got note 9 exynos with android 10
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Awesome
its work with me thx a lot broth
After doing this, the device certification in my playstore is gone. Tried to search netflix and banking apps to check but it's not showing, so it means that my device isn't certified yet.
My question is, do i need to wait for an hour or days? Or should I say that it's not working on me?
Thank you
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AndroidHQ254 said:
1: Obtain the GSF (Google Service Framework) number
Google has provided a way for non-Google certified Android ROMs to use their apps by verifying the GSF number of the device.
For this you will need an app called Device ID from the Google Play Store to fetch it.
Download the Device ID app using this link.
Open the app and tap on the Google Service Framework (GSF) tab.
From the resulting pop-up window, press the Copy button
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If you are unable to access and download the Device ID app. I uploaded a zip file containing the Device ID app.
Related
What is it?
This is a simple App to display the two unique Android-IDs of any Android device.
What is an Android-ID?
In Android, there exist two different Android-IDs (or Device-IDs).
The Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID and the GSF Android-ID (aka GTalk Android-ID (required by various Google Services)).
Both Android-IDs are 64-bit numbers as a 16 digit hex string and are randomly generated on every device.
Note, that the values change if a factory reset is performed on the device.
Why would I need this?
In applications, these IDs are used for various purposes - basically to have a unique ID to clearly identify any(/your) device.
Now, as a user, there may be services you like to use, which require your device's unique ID to authenticate your service calls.
For example, to download APKs directly from the Play Store Website to your PC by using third party tools, such as the
APK Downloader extension for Google Chrome (requires GSF Android-ID).
Download
net.bexton.android.device_id-1.0.1.apk (via dev-host.org)
Source
The source code of this app is available via my GitHub.
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Just in case...
Use and recommend to ApkDownloader
I've used this one instead:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hasmobi.find.device.id
Still, thanks for the share.
Good day. Do you by any chance, know how to change the GUID without reinstalling? thanks
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where is GSF Device ID stored ?
Hello Bexton or anyone who happen to know ...
I'm trying to figure out where can i obtain GSF Device ID, i've googled around and it seems to be close that it may be in :
/data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/googlesettings.db
I did a :
select * from partner;
However , there isn't any column that seems to show the same value as what we see in Bexton's app's "GSF Device ID" .
Anyone to help ? Maybe i'm looking at a wrong DB or wrong table ?
Seems useful
Friends, check out this app: Android Device Info
It gives much more information than this app.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appzdevelopers.anddevinfof
appzdevelopers said:
Friends, check out this app: Android Device Info
It gives much more information than this app.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appzdevelopers.anddevinfof
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It also is 8 times as large.
It's a given that for "basic" stuff like this there's always multiple apps able to do it. Yours is a suite of functions, this one is focused on just one. Nothing wrong with either of it, just different approaches to different issues.
GSF Android-ID ... (Google Service Framwork ID)
Is there any possibility to change the Google Services Framework-ID?
habop said:
Is there any possibility to change the Google Services Framework-ID?
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Yes. Use XPrivacy + XPosed Framework. You can use it to block various info on a global or per app basis. When it blocks info, it replaces it with data of your choosing (by default it replaces most things with the word DEFACE, but you can choose to fill in your own value or have it pick a new random value every time the app requests that info).
To block/spoof GSF ID you need to block "/proc" which is under the Identification heading. Blocking/spoofing /proc can cause some undesired side effects, so XPrivacy doesn't normally block that one for you if you choose the block the Identification category.
Is the Device ID the same as the Developer ID used by AdMob extensions?
habop said:
Is there any possibility to change the Google Services Framework-ID?
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I have read that the app named Titanium backup could do this, but I never tested it myself.
what info do ad networks collect when you download an app? I mean, is there a way to make it look like 2 different phones download the app, when in fact was the same one. I though of using a vpn, would be that enough?
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Yes. Use XPrivacy + XPosed Framework. You can use it to block various info on a global or per app basis. When it blocks info, it replaces it with data of your choosing (by default it replaces most things with the word DEFACE, but you can choose to fill in your own value or have it pick a new random value every time the app requests that info).
To block/spoof GSF ID you need to block "/proc" which is under the Identification heading. Blocking/spoofing /proc can cause some undesired side effects, so XPrivacy doesn't normally block that one for you if you choose the block the Identification category.
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Can I use the app store after I obfuscate all my ID?
XPrivacy works per app, so yes.
ThemGo said:
I have read that the app named Titanium backup could do this, but I never tested it myself.
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Titanium can restore the Android ID or generate a new random one. This is done across all apps on the phone. You might use this after a factory reset so that your phone is recognized as the same device and not a new device. Android ID is distinct from the Google Services Framework ID, though. I'm not sure if Titanium also backs up and restores the GSF; it only shows the Android Device ID, though.
Device ID from Evozi can show the various IDs that are available on your phone and can be used to test Xprivacy and make sure you're blocking the things you intend.
Your host site freaking sucks. Cant you use a normal site instead of this?
Nikolatas said:
Your host site freaking sucks. Cant you use a normal site instead of this?
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Seriously! It opened like 4 tabs on my phone all nagging that my phone has a virus. And I use AdAway. Please find another less sh*tty host.
> On Google Play > Sideloading
Question: Hi, I'm new to Android. Which apps must I absolutely have?
Answer: Uhm, give me a minute to pen down the list (again)
Ever found yourself in this situation on a forum, on Reddit, Facebook, in a chat, or any other place? Wish you had an easy and painless way of quickly compiling a list of apps installed on your Droid? List My Apps does exactly that! It presents you with an inventory of your device, giving you the ability to select which apps to recommend to your friends on your favorite social network.
Output of LMA is fully customizable through the build-in template editor, with the following standard formats already defined out of the box for your convenience:
Plain text
HTML list (useful for Drupal)
BBCode list (used by most forums)
Markdown list (use this on Reddit).
All formats can conveniently link apps back to the market from which they were installed (or to Google Search if no source can be determined).
List My Apps. Is free and open source software. For more information, sideloading options or to leave a tip, please visit my website.
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Cool idea fair play to ya
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I use App Dragon App Lister
does a decent job of saving a text file of all apps with the version details and also can email the list.
cool chirag said:
I use App Dragon App Lister
does a decent job of saving a text file of all apps with the version details and also can email the list.
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List My Apps is pretty much superior in every way:
Modern Design
App Selection
Template driven, customizable output
Automatically generates links to where the app can be gotten from
Extracts more information from the app
Ok, had to fix some bugs. v2.1 should no longer crash when pausing while scanning and hopefully I resolved all layout issues
And a new version with some minor bugfixes, a new default template and the ability to get an item count.
Will give it a try...
Tapatalked from LifePad
A new month, a new version. Enjoy!
Excellent App man, the concept is not new but your app is way intutive than others, Kudos for the good app, looking forward seeing future enhancements!
A very nice & easy app to use. As I tend to ROM my phone every so often, I want / need a way to quickly install the essential apps (rather than letting Google restore everything). I had been using AppMonster to do this but your HTML list gives me exactly what I want - a simple list with hyperlinks to the Play store that I can run from my PC.
What about extending the app (if possible) to allow you to select which apps from the list you want installed and have the app go get & install from the Play store - would make 'building' your device after a fresh ROM soooo much easier. Currently, I go to the Play store on PC and search / install from there. Example;
- install ROM & login to Google account
- install List My Apps
- recover saved application list from SDCard / dropbox
- select required apps for install
- make a cup of tea and say thank you to onyxbits
Thanks
Very useful.. Thanks works really well..
Nice idea... Is there available on google play store?
Thanks,
maxip said:
A very nice & easy app to use. As I tend to ROM my phone every so often, I want / need a way to quickly install the essential apps (rather than letting Google restore everything). I had been using AppMonster to do this but your HTML list gives me exactly what I want - a simple list with hyperlinks to the Play store that I can run from my PC.
What about extending the app (if possible) to allow you to select which apps from the list you want installed and have the app go get & install from the Play store - would make 'building' your device after a fresh ROM soooo much easier. Currently, I go to the Play store on PC and search / install from there. Example;
- install ROM & login to Google account
- install List My Apps
- recover saved application list from SDCard / dropbox
- select required apps for install
- make a cup of tea and say thank you to onyxbits
Thanks
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Great idea! Wouldn't this be great?
AthenaLod said:
Great idea! Wouldn't this be great?
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I used to use appbrain to do exactly this.
It would be great to have a backup plan in case the google automated recovery of apps fails (happens frequently when installing a fresh rom)
maxip said:
What about extending the app (if possible) to allow you to select which apps from the list you want installed and have the app go get & install from the Play store - would make 'building' your device after a fresh ROM soooo much easier. Currently, I go to the Play store on PC and search / install from there.
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What about using Titanium Backup for restoring your apps? Works like a charm and also restores your app data, if you so please.
I'll admit though, that you need the Pro version for the best user experience (unattended restore).
jayp33 said:
What about using Titanium Backup for restoring your apps? Works like a charm and also restores your app data, if you so please.
I'll admit though, that you need the Pro version for the best user experience (unattended restore).
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I do use Titanium for restores but IMHO it's always simpler if you install the app from the play store then restore data. I've found issues in the past where the app doesn't function properly or update itself.
maxip said:
I do use Titanium for restores but IMHO it's always simpler if you install the app from the play store then restore data. I've found issues in the past where the app doesn't function properly or update itself.
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True, some apps do have issues after restoring their data. And you say the app data can be restored if the app gets a fresh install? That never occurred to me.
maxip said:
What about extending the app (if possible) to allow you to select which apps from the list you want installed and have the app go get & install from the Play store - would make 'building' your device after a fresh ROM soooo much easier. Currently, I go to the Play store on PC and search / install from there. Example;
- install ROM & login to Google account
- install List My Apps
- recover saved application list from SDCard / dropbox
- select required apps for install
- make a cup of tea and say thank you to onyxbits
Thanks
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Interesting idea. There's just one catch: Google doesn't let you download the APK files. I recall there being an unofficail library for it, but I'm not sure if it's safe to use.
PS: Sorry for the late reply, was working on my latest app and didnt check here.
Another day, another version. New stuff:
Apps can now be tagged and selected as a group
More variables
Social recommendation feature
And another release:
* Under the hood bugfix
* Added ${tags} variable.
Quick backstory - tired of Google knowing everything about me and seeing targetted adverts everywhere i go, I've bought a little Moto G as a project and decided not to install google play services on it, and use open source alternatives to google's apps.
While alternative stores like F-Droid are great, there are certain apps that are only on the play store, which I can no longer download since I don't have the play store installed. This is where apk downloader comes in. You do still need a google account to authenticate with, and a google services framework ID from a device that has been activated with google play services (you can ignore this if you have play services installed, you can find your gsfid using my app or an app called "Android ID" in the market), but after that you're free from google!
The app adds a "share" button to app pages in browsers, so you can search for apps using your browser and then click share to download, completely bypassing google play.
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I've spent a lot of time trying to get requests and responses to work using protobuf (the system the play store uses) but have been unable to do so since it's just guesswork really, so it's constructing requests manually, the same way as the chrome extension which does this very same thing.
It's nowhere near finished, but I just thought I'd share this in case anyone finds it useful. You can also use this app to download apks that the play store may have blocked from your device, for example.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE PLAY SERVICES INSTALLED:
Use an app like this to get your google services framework ID, and enter it in the settings.
Source: https://github.com/jackpf/ApkDownloader
Download: https://github.com/jackpf/ApkDownloader/blob/release/bin/ApkDownloader.apk?raw=true (Ad free)
Play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jackpf.apkdownloader
While I like the idea very much it doesn't work for me.
I'm trying to download an app and I get an error message: "API exception: protocol message contained an invalid tag (zero)"
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pemell said:
While I like the idea very much it doesn't work for me.
I'm trying to download an app and I get an error message: "API exception: protocol message contained an invalid tag (zero)"
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Whoops my bad, I committed a test version of the app. It should work fine now.
Nope. Now I get the error: API exception: app not found.
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Nope. Now I get the error: API exception: app not found.
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Hmm, what are you entering? If you go to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=*the id you're entering* does it exist?
jackpf said:
Hmm, what are you entering? If you go to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=*the id you're entering* does it exist?
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This is how I try to do it: APK Downloader: http://youtu.be/WRBZ9Ms16xc
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Thank you, very useful tool!
Working in Genesis GP-353 ics.
pemell said:
This is how I try to do it: APK Downloader: http://youtu.be/WRBZ9Ms16xc
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Strange, i just tried the same thing and it worked. I'll have to look into this
working great..!
It looks like this can only download apps that are compatible with the device you got the device ID from. I kept getting the "App not found", but only for apps that weren't normally compatible with my HTC One (M7). Once I searched for a regular app like Nova everything went fine. Is there any work around for this?
Andrew3k said:
It looks like this can only download apps that are compatible with the device you got the device ID from. I kept getting the "App not found", but only for apps that weren't normally compatible with my HTC One (M7). Once I searched for a regular app like Nova everything went fine. Is there any work around for this?
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Yeah it uses nexus 4 info for its device ID. Hopefully I can add in some options where you can choose different devices to spoof when you download
AWESOME app :good:
This is awesome!!! Been trying to get an app that was not available in my country for the longest time now and this worked like a charm! Thank you so much!!
this is how i do it usually on pc, but works on phone browser too
http://apps.evozi.com/apk-downloader/
Youre a dawm god tooo bad 95% of xda has no clue what you have avhived thank you
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I don't really like entering my google account email and password into an app.
Is there a way to replace this with OAuth?
FSN said:
I don't really like entering my google account email and password into an app.
Is there a way to replace this with OAuth?
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For now I've not got round to implementing oauth, it is something that could potentially be done in the future though.
If you're worried, the full source code is available and you can compile the app yourself.
Andrew3k said:
It looks like this can only download apps that are compatible with the device you got the device ID from. I kept getting the "App not found", but only for apps that weren't normally compatible with my HTC One (M7). Once I searched for a regular app like Nova everything went fine. Is there any work around for this?
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I've just added device parameters in settings so you can choose what info is sent with the request for the download. By default it's a Nexus 4, but you should be able to play around and see what settings allow you to download the apps you want.
First i want to say thanks, great idea. But i have problem with app downloading, i get error message: "API exception: Server responded with status code 400". What did i do wrong ?
qwerty2653 said:
First i want to say thanks, great idea. But i have problem with app downloading, i get error message: "API exception: Server responded with status code 400". What did i do wrong ?
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My fault, I uploaded a test build by accident. It should work now if you download it again or use the link to the one on google play.
Google Pay doesn't seem to work on my rooted phone and with bootloader unlocked. I tried using Magisk hide on the Google Pay app and also passed the safetynet testing. What other ways are there to bypass this problem?
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enable magisk hide and with that also disable call permission from play services
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Google Pay doesn't seem to work on my rooted phone and with bootloader unlocked. I tried using Magisk hide on the Google Pay app and also passed the safetynet testing. What other ways are there to bypass this problem?
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Hey enable core mode on magisk along with magisk hide. It has been working normally since then for me.
Had the same in Beta 13, uninstalled 18.1 and flashed 17.3.
Working fine just made a touch payment in a store, only issue is reminder before updating Magisk every so often
I was having this issue. Went away when I flashed the latest Blu spark and reinstalled magisk and ex kernel. No idea what was causing it though.
This is from jarlPenguin from this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-t3906703.
All I had to do is downgrade to 14.7.9 Google Play services and just went back into each card that was already added to Google pay and cards were activated for in store purchases properly
The new Google Play services update caused this.
Temporary workaround:
1. Disable Google Pay/Find My Device as Device Administrators in Settings > Security & location > Device Administrators.
2. Search "Google Play services" in the Settings search bar.
3. Press the three dots and press "Uninstall previous updates".
4. Download this update - https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...-7-99-release/
Pick your needed edition (arm or arm64, etc.), download it and install it.
5. Disable Background data access for Google Play Services and Google Play in their respective App Info pages.
6. Download Google Pay from the Play Store.
7. Set up your cards. Enjoy!
Never EVER update Google Play services manually, until a Magisk update is available that bypasses the upgraded SafetyNet. Note that Google Play services is responsible for adding/verifying the card, not the Google Pay app! Hence why there seems to be an overlay when adding a card/verifying an existing one.
Tested Google Pay versions:
2.79.x-2.83.235070858 - working
Tested Google Play services versions:
14.7.99 - working
14.8.49-15.0.10 - not working, downgrade to 14.7.99
sidharth.299 said:
Hey enable core mode on magisk along with magisk hide. It has been working normally since then for me.
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Did the trick for me multiple times, on OB13, 9.0.4, and Pixel Experience. So definitely Play Services related !
Installed 18.2 and enabled magisk hide on Google pay, this worked for me, but wouldn't activate on 18.1
18.2 just drop? That wasn't available when I saw the temporary fix downgrading play services to version 14.7.99
I'm on the beta channel too and still says 18.1 is latest beta as well. Hmm.
Eric214 said:
18.2 just drop? That wasn't available when I saw the temporary fix downgrading play services to version 14.7.99
I'm on the beta channel too and still says 18.1 is latest beta as well. Hmm.
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Not official beta release but one i had found on github. Worked for me so using this until official/beta is updated for it.
Eric214 said:
This is from jarlPenguin from this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-t3906703.
All I had to do is downgrade to 14.7.9 Google Play services and just went back into each card that was already added to Google pay and cards were activated for in store purchases properly
14.7.99 - working
14.8.49-15.0.10 - not working, downgrade to 14.7.99
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I tried this and I stopped seeing errors about being rooted in the app, but the card reader at the store is not accepting the payment. I have only tried it at one store so far but they told me other customers used the NFC today and it was fine.
Edit: It was just a problem at the Jewel store. I used Google Pay with the same modifications at a pet store and Aldi since then and it was fine.
tjsynkral said:
I tried this and I stopped seeing errors about being rooted in the app, but the card reader at the store is not accepting the payment. I have only tried it at one store so far but they told me other customers used the NFC today and it was fine.
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I don't know then. It worked perfectly for me right away. I've even updated Google pay time since then with no issues, just not updating Google play services
I have recently purchased a new Mate 30 and installed GMS services on it, but I found that commuting apps(such as Tada, my region equivalent of Uber/Lyfe) that are available in both the HMS app store and Play store are unable to work properly as the map interface would be stuck on "Google play services updating". I tried to see if my location is work by going onto google maps and it displays my current location using GPS just fine. Any workarounds for this?
The image showing the error message can be found here: https:// ibb.co/Z2LhfmJ
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I have recently purchased a new Mate 30 and installed GMS services on it, but I found that commuting apps(such as Tada, my region equivalent of Uber/Lyfe) that are available in both the HMS app store and Play store are unable to work properly as the map interface would be stuck on "Google play services updating". I tried to see if my location is work by going onto google maps and it displays my current location using GPS just fine. Any workarounds for this?
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Did you install GMS successfully? I meant I assume there is no pop up notification of Google Play Protect, didn't it?
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Did you install GMS successfully? I meant I assume there is no pop up notification of Google Play Protect, didn't it?
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Yea there was no pop up notification of Google Play Protect, but multiple popup notifications for Google Play services requires an action. Could you be referring to that? I followed this tutorial on youtube: https:// youtu.be/ZYhlr_BQGlw
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Yea there was no pop up notification of Google Play Protect, but multiple popup notifications for Google Play services requires an action. Could you be referring to that? I followed this tutorial on youtube: https:// youtu.be/ZYhlr_BQGlw
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I have checked the video you shared earlier. Here are my thoughts:
I have installed GMS on my Mate 30 Pro and I have equivalent Uber app here in my country. I opened the app and the issue is one thing; the map is unable to load but I am able to order a ride, car or food in that app by manually typing it. It is not convenient for me by the way.
I joined community and it is found that the tutorial of mine is having drawbacks and unable to load the maps is one of them. Some people experienced the same way meaning that it is the issue of many.
Some apps rely on updated Google Play Service and Google Service Framework, but I assume you followed the tutorial with GSF Mod installed on.
Can you just install Grab app? Try to test it out whether the maps is loading or not.
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idilham said:
I have checked the video you shared earlier. Here are my thoughts:
I have installed GMS on my Mate 30 Pro and I have equivalent Uber app here in my country. I opened the app and the issue is one thing; the map is unable to load but I am able to order a ride, car or food in that app by manually typing it. It is not convenient for me by the way.
I joined community and it is found that the tutorial of mine is having drawbacks and unable to load the maps is one of them. Some people experienced the same way meaning that it is the issue of many.
Some apps rely on updated Google Play Service and Google Service Framework, but I assume you followed the tutorial with GSF Mod installed on.
Can you just install Grab app? Try to test it out whether the maps is loading or not.
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I have installed the Grab app but it wouldn't get past the page where it says GPS can't be detected. This is despite having turnt on GPS permissions for the app. I had performed a clean installation initially but redid some of the steps after I thought I made a few mistakes.
idilham said:
I have checked the video you shared earlier. Here are my thoughts:
I have installed GMS on my Mate 30 Pro and I have equivalent Uber app here in my country. I opened the app and the issue is one thing; the map is unable to load but I am able to order a ride, car or food in that app by manually typing it. It is not convenient for me by the way.
I joined community and it is found that the tutorial of mine is having drawbacks and unable to load the maps is one of them. Some people experienced the same way meaning that it is the issue of many.
Some apps rely on updated Google Play Service and Google Service Framework, but I assume you followed the tutorial with GSF Mod installed on.
Can you just install Grab app? Try to test it out whether the maps is loading or not.
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I had installed GMS again using the tutorial here and all my ride hailing apps are working fine now.
https:// youtu.be/mxvTZ-D6THI
Ryuubi said:
I had installed GMS again using the tutorial here and all my ride hailing apps are working fine now.
https:// youtu.be/mxvTZ-D6THI
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Ah, it is glad to hear that. Problem solved then [emoji106]
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Is the google maps working fine online and route and tracking?
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Is the google maps working fine online and route and tracking?
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Yes, it is working just fine.
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I finally found the best solution to fix it.
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I finally found the best solution to fix it.
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Is it about to enable all notifications without delay?
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