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Eintrag vom: 28.06.2013.

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What else? The question came up after I noticed that for example the Google Podcasts app size is only about 300Kb and it won't work without gapps so that indicates that some core functionality is already in gapps. The combined size of Google Services Framework + Google Play services is over 700MB ? this is enough for an entire operating system.

 

Welcome to Android Enthusiasts. The question mentioned "microG Services Core" which is a replacement for the real Google Play Services thus I'm not sure if updating the real Google Play Services is expected. On the other hand microG recommends to update it using F-Droid. Have you tried it?

 

Most of the Google apps (nearly all) require Google Play Services to run like YouTube. I never liked Google Play Services and Play Store but I've to keep them because I can't run Gmail and YouTube without them.

 

"Unfortunately Google Play Services has stopped". Is it actually a virus or it is a problem with the Google Play Service? I have tried disabling the Google Play Service but the message keeps appearing. I have Norton Mobile running on my phone to pick up on viruses and to alert me to any possible security issues and also Lookout.

 

Google Play Services is kind of a "service provider" for other apps on your device. A look into our google-play-services tag-wiki will give you some details and explain some of the permissions this app requires. For example it requires access to your location as it offers location services to other apps.

 

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2: Google Service Framework provides support for Google API such as GCM location etc. If you app depends on Google API it will crash on those phone/tablets which Google Service Framework has not been installed on.

 

They all center around installing the Google Play Services apk and then the Google Play store apk but they all point to different dodgy/old apk binaries. This is what I have done: I have enabled installing apps from untrusted sources. I have installed Google Play Services 21.33.56 (the latest at this time) from apkmirror.com.

 

After installing the latest version from APK Mirror and checking I had the Google Framework installed apps still crashed and displayed [app name] won't run without Google Play services which are not supported by your device.