Google cracks down on uncertified Android devices by blocking Google Services Comments

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• Tucking Fypo
• DkE
• 28 Mar 2018

dudecool, 28 Mar 2018dont care anymore, do people still flash their phones theese days? i would have thought it wou... moreexactly the opposite

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• Anonymous
• EL2
• 28 Mar 2018

it's been XDA headline lol

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• Anonymous
• Lec
• 28 Mar 2018

Gmobilize, 28 Mar 2018jeez, you must be living under a rock, with treble in line, flashing is just about to get better....I agree, but you have to admit that android has improved to the point when most mid to high range devices these days are pretty acceptable without any modding...

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• AnonD-747902
• 3Y7
• 28 Mar 2018

perfect... i'm not an android user but this will create more security to android fans

great step google... you should have done this alooooooong time back

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• Gmobilize
• p$c
• 28 Mar 2018

dudecool, 28 Mar 2018dont care anymore, do people still flash their phones theese days? i would have thought it wou... morejeez, you must be living under a rock, with treble in line, flashing is just about to get better....

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• Carol
• mgK
• 28 Mar 2018

This sounds more like. Google wants to track you down. while more and more devices using custom roms stops google from doing that... you can allready feel the despair.

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• dudecool
• x%x
• 28 Mar 2018

dont care anymore, do people still flash their phones theese days? i would have thought it would be a dead art by now or at least dying..

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• AnonD-275948
• GLN
• 28 Mar 2018

still, we have Magisk module to fix Google play certification status...

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• AnonD-471199
• 3Hj
• 28 Mar 2018

Considering Google doesn't own android as much as maintian an open source operating system, this seems a little draconian.

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