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It is quite convenient both from the perspective of a stock Kindle Fire (commercial Android), and for LineageOS (non-commercial, unlocked, root available). It
by chasil 3y ago
It is quite convenient both from the perspective of a stock Kindle Fire (commercial Android), and for LineageOS (non-commercial, unlocked, root available).
It will also indicate if the app requires Google Mobile Services, which would preclude correct functionality outside of MicroG or alternate implementations.
- tssva 3y ago> It is quite convenient both from the perspective of a stock Kindle Fire (commercial Android) You can easily install the Google Play store on Kindle Fire tablets. It is installed on both the tablets in my household.