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Most apps do not require Google Play Services. Many of them will show "X requires Google Play Services" warnings and then... continue working fine anyway. It's
by blep_ 4y ago
Most apps do not require Google Play Services.
Many of them will show "X requires Google Play Services" warnings and then... continue working fine anyway. It's always the same wording, so I assume it's just a thing that the app-side libraries do when it tries to talk to the service and it isn't there.
- mmis1000 4y agoI think it's more likely to just crash because most software author simply don't care class not found exceptions (If you already being hosted on Google play, why would you?)
- blep_ 4y agoThat's what I'm saying. I have seen many instances of that warning dialog. I have not seen a single application actually crash because of it.