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Exactly, this is only tangentially related to rooting. Google doesn't need root on your device for their closed Play Services to install software, but the compo
by lucgommans 5y ago
Exactly, this is only tangentially related to rooting. Google doesn't need root on your device for their closed Play Services to install software, but the component that you want to have this installation capability does need some system-level permission. Many people grant it that by rooting the device, but installing something like /e/OS (=Android with microG and a few other improvements) is also a way to do this.