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I guess this is bad, somehow, but eh...if you've got an Android phone you're already updating Play Services pretty frequently anyway, so, I'm not sure what the
by AdmiralAsshat 12y ago
I guess this is bad, somehow, but eh...if you've got an Android phone you're already updating Play Services pretty frequently anyway, so, I'm not sure what the ramifications here are one way or the other?
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- Arnt 12y agoSeveral other vendors build on that code, including some that don't ship Play Services. See http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2015/02/counting_chromi.html http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2015/02/counting_chr... Anecdata alert: On my main test phone, Play Services consumed more network/battery than anything else. (Admittedly, I never use that phone for games, phoning or really anything except testing a single app). So I deleted Play Services and its relations, so I could measure my own stuff better. Battery lifetime improved greatly.