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The permissions snippet they show also doesn't include location, and you can't request location at runtime at all without declaring it there. I'd verify all th
by Groxx 7mo ago
The permissions snippet they show also doesn't include location, and you can't request location at runtime at all without declaring it there.
I'd verify all this stuff for myself, but Play won't install it in my phone so I can't really get the APK. Maybe because I use Graphene...? but I don't know all the ways they can restrict it, maybe it's something else (though for a pixel 9a it's rather strange if it's hardware based).
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To be specific / add what I can check, this is what my Play Store "about -> permissions" is showing:
Version 47.0.1 may request access to
Other:
run at startup
Google Play license check
view network connections
prevent phone from sleeping
show notifications
com.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVE
control vibration
have full network access
which appears fairly normal, and does not include location, and I think Play includes runtime location requests there. Maybe there's a version-rollout happening, or device-type targeting?
- crumpled 7mo agoIf you use Aurora Store instead of the Play store, you can download APKs. They are a Google Play store proxy.
- cuu508 7mo agoOr from APKPure https://apkpure.com/the-white-house/gov.whitehouse.app https://apkpure.com/the-white-house/gov.whitehouse.app
- hiccuphippo 7mo agoIs there a way to conver that xapk format to apk other than installing their app?
- bigbugbag 7mo agoyes, unzip it.
- 2Gkashmiri 7mo agoI have many apps that refuse to work. They try to open play store app which does not have logged in account. The app doesn't work
- crumpled 7mo agoThe aurora store will identify whether apps require google play services before you try to install them.