Hello and sorry if this was already discussed but I could not find it.
After updating my Samsung s21 ultra to Android 12 some of the apps have stopped working and I get a message that those were not installed from Google play and do not run, I get a link to Google play in the app and it shows as installed.
I tried all the workarounds I found on the net, deleting data from Google services, Google pla store, removing updated from play store, removing and adding the Google account and nothing worked.
Anyone with the same problem and any help how this can be solved without a factory reset?
Many thanks
The message you get is triggered by Google Play Protect.
More info here:
Use Google Play Protect to help keep your apps safe and your data private - Android Help
<p>Learn how you can use Google Play Protect to scan and help protect your Android device from harmful and unsafe apps and to verify the security of new apps.</p>
support.google.com
jwoegerbauer said:
The message you get is triggered by Google Play Protect.
More info here:
Use Google Play Protect to help keep your apps safe and your data private - Android Help
<p>Learn how you can use Google Play Protect to scan and help protect your Android device from harmful and unsafe apps and to verify the security of new apps.</p>
support.google.com
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Hi, thanks, I went through this topic and the strangest thing is that I cannot put play protect on, the button is Grey and I cannot activate it, do you have any idea why it happens and how I can put it working?
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I tried running my phone without GApps but very quickly realised that I needed access to Google Play.
There are ways to download apks from the Play store without an account but then you never get any updates.
I am not philosophically opposed to the Google services but I am trying to reduce the number of background apps running.
Is there a way to freeze and only turn on Google Play services when opening the Play store and once a week to check for updates?
If your phone is rooted go for "greenify" i guess.
That helped my search.
I found this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2552570
Thanks!
"Google Play Services, which some of your aplications rely on, is not supported..."
I'm trying to log on to my google play account for clash of clans, but out of the blue this is what it says. Does rooting screw up google play services? I reseted my phone completely and the next thing you know the google play store isn't installed by factory. Once again, does rooting affect this at all? What can i do to fix this? My phone is a LG Ultimate 2.
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I'm trying to log on to my google play account for clash of clans, but out of the blue this is what it says. Does rooting screw up google play services? I reseted my phone completely and the next thing you know the google play store isn't installed by factory. Once again, does rooting affect this at all? What can i do to fix this? My phone is a LG Ultimate 2.
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Hello,
Rooting doesnt affect playservices in any way.
It requires logging into Google +, If you are already logged in then try Settings > G+ Sign In > click Disconnected (red sign) and connect to you G+ account again. Also you can try reinstalling playservices.
-Vatsal
I have Samsung galaxy a50 ( a505f). I disable or removed all possible google products. I only use google play services and google play store. I do not use any google product. No gmail,youtube calender or sync android. If i also disable google play services and google play store + remove my google account from phone and instal apps from Amazon, appstore,appgalery or as apk from my browser. How will this affect my phone? And i do not know if apps i downloaded not from playstore gonna work normal and stabil. Notifications will work normal??? Are there any apps do not work without google play services? I know google cloud messaging is important. It looks like i only need google cloud messasing for now. How to replace gcm?? Without root.
Installing apps from outside of Google Play Store is a surefire way to put yourself in danger. By installing apps from third-party stores, you're bypassing security measures put in place to vet apps for malware threats, making it much easier for a hacker to infiltrate your device with an infected app .
Here on xda many people using root or open source apps. Let's say i bought a new phone and i did not add google account. I removed all possible google apps. I disabled all other google services i can not remove. I downloaded apps as apk files. Will apps update or send push notifications normally? That is all i need to learn. The apps i use are outlook,twitter,signal,telegram,duckduckgo,yandex navi,onedrive and samsung cloud for sync and back up. I do not use any google apps or facebook,whatsapp,instagram, messenger. I just do not know what will be effected with removing google account from phone and disabling google play services. I just need few apps keep sending notifications.
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Installing apps from outside of Google Play Store is a surefire way to put yourself in danger. By installing apps from third-party stores, you're bypassing security measures put in place to vet apps for malware threats, making it much easier for a hacker to infiltrate your device with an infected app .
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^Truth^
At the very least scan any apks you intend to side load online with Virustotal. Just downloading them onto an Android without installing them isn't without risk. I side load only 2 or 3 apks from trusted sources.
You can download from Playstore then disable it, all apps will still function. I do this all the time.
Google Play Services* is needed for Playstore to run as well as some none Google apps.
You can then use ApkExport to copy your apps so you don't need to use Playstore next time you need to reload the OS. You save system apk updates as well so a full reload is possible with little or no internet connection. I store these on my SD card but a PC can be used.
Use Karma Firewall to block all the Google junk.
You can easily enable apks if needed.
It's freeware and uses very little battery.
*block Google Play Services with Karma Firewall when not using Playstore. A reboot will be needed after it's enabled for Playstore to work. GPS will waste battery by constantly connecting to the internet (4 times @ minute) if not firewall blocked.
Hello,
How can i install basics Apps in Lineageos.
So Google Play Store can works
Then i just installed Google Play Store / then the app crash right after start.
with service does i have to install? (APK files)
Thank for your time.
The Open GApps Project
OpenGApps.org offers information and pre-built packages of The Open GApps Project. The Open GApps Project is an open-source effort to script the automatic generation of up-to-date Google Apps packages. All Android versions and platforms supported.
opengapps.org
Download the file according to your android version and architecture and flash it.
GApps & Google Play Store app are completely different softwares. Google Play Store app doesn't depend on GApps.
You can use different Gapps build, if I could recommend some, I would recommend Bitgapps or Nikgapps, the smallest packages. You only need to try to find the one that makes you feel better.
But how can i install Gogole play store on my Lineageos? i'm useing Lineageos 18 not official
The app keep crashing do i need some other apps for get "Gogole Play Store" to work?
007fred62 said:
But how can i install Gogole play store on my Lineageos? i'm useing Lineageos 18 not official
The app keep crashing do i need some other apps for get "Gogole Play Store" to work?
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To succesfully run Google Play Store the Core GMS Packages must got installed before. The GMS stands for “Google Mobile Services”. Those are at least
Google Account Manager APK
Google Services Framework APK
Google Play Services APK
jwoegerbauer said:
To succesfully run Google Play Store the Core GMS Packages must got installed before. The GMS stands for “Google Mobile Services”. Those are at least
Google Account Manager APK
Google Services Framework APK
Google Play Services APK
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Now i got a new problem / Play Protect certified
How to fix "Device is not Play Protect certified" error - Technobaboy
If you are having the "Device is not Play Protect certified" errors, here is one way to fix the problem. Hopefully, this works for you.
www.technobaboy.com
I have insert GSF code, but they say wait a while but nothing happen
How can that be fixed?
How to disable Google Play Protect in detail is described here:
How to disable "Google Play Protect"?
Google has added a security system for apps that are not downloaded from the Google Play called "Play Protect". It is possible that the Mobile Tracker Free application is detected as potentially da...
support.mobile-tracker-free.com
jwoegerbauer said:
How to disable Google Play Protect in detail is described here:
How to disable "Google Play Protect"?
Google has added a security system for apps that are not downloaded from the Google Play called "Play Protect". It is possible that the Mobile Tracker Free application is detected as potentially da...
support.mobile-tracker-free.com
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I have try that, it says (This devices isn't Play Protect certified)
still the same issuse
007fred62 said:
I have try that, it says (This devices isn't Play Protect certified)
still the same issuse
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Getting the Google Play Protect status message "This device isn't Play Protect certified" simply informs you that
Your phone may not get Android system updates or app updates.
Google apps on your phone that aren't Play Protect certified aren't licensed and may not be real Google apps.
Apps and features on your phone that aren't Play Protect certified may not work correctly.
Data on your phone that aren't Play Protect certified may not back up securely.
That's all.
My phone's rooted and I run apps that aren't verified and flagged as threats. Disabling play protect doesn't work for long, eventually (sooner rather than later) play protect STILL disables the app/s I want running, despite play protect already being disabled.
Any tips to resolve this annoying issue?
How to stop Google from disabling already installed apps "for our protection"?
My Google Play Protect is turned OFF - yet Handcent Next SMS app was disabled from my phone as well as everyone else's recently. Why Google did it is a separate story [issue has apparently been resolved with a new version of app] - but let's talk...
forum.xda-developers.com