Last year Huawei Mate 30 Pro arrived in the market, Huawei is the top end of Google's reach outside of Google's Services. The server lived in the flesh, along with my friend Amparo, the process of installing Google services on this signal, a process that was not too difficult, but that would be difficult for middle-class users.
Thank you for the new APK installation now possible Install Google Services easily on Huawei phones. We'll tell you how to do this process, what's installed properly and tell you some things to consider. Similarly, from Xataka Android we have updated the package to make sure the installation is safe. In our case, the process was done on Mate 30 Pro, though it works on other types of companies other than Google Services.
How to Install Google Tasks on Huawei with APK
The findings of this APK are to create an app that also contains different APK packages needed to install Google services. You can download this APK through MEGA (it is necessary to have the app installed on your phone to unlock it).
The name of the APK package is in conclusioninstallerfully.apk and It weighs 153.86 megabytes. The first thing this program will show you is a pop-up window asking for permissions to install programs through a process called Chat partner. We let you approve without checking the other boxes and continue installing this application.
Once installed, we open it. This is a & # 39; Chat Partner & # 39; will open, on the main screen you can enter. We ignore these spaces to include the words and password you should look for section of & # 39; Get Device & # 39 ;, where we have to press. When you provide it, we will receive a notice indicating that our device does not support Google-related services and that we may resolve it with this tool. You will see a really colorful button with & # 39; Fix Now & # 39 ;, where you have to press.
After waiting a few seconds, it will appear Google login menu. We will currently have the Google App Store installed on our device, or we will not continue to subscribe. Restart device and we continue delete the request Chat partner, which is on your list of standard apps.
Now yes. We can now open the Play Store and start setting up our Google account for general use. After signing in we can access Google Play and download apps "as usual", something we'll explain later. Similarly, the Google class and its sync will be found in our Huawei settings, so we can make backup copies, sync contacts, calendars and others.
Consideration should be considered
The first thing to remember is that yes, we have Google Services installed, however The service has not yet been verified by Google and does not meet the requirements to pass Safetynet. What is safety? SafeNet is a series of services and APIs that determine if the server's connection with the device they are connecting to is true, that is, that's not fixed. If a device is triggered, for example, it stops passing SafetyNet (until we install a Magisk-compatible module to cheat the system).
Without SafeNet you can't download apps like Netflix or use Google Pay.
In other words, bypassing SafetyNet The Google Play Store will restrict downloading other apps such as Netflix, which will appear to be incompatible with our device. We can always install these apps via the APK, but they will not appear in the store. Similarly, Google Pay doesn't work, so you can't use Google's payment platform because the device is not certified. However, we can use banking apps as usual.
About the APK, as we mentioned, It contains the files needed to install your Google APK, with APIs compatible with Android Pie (API 28) and Android 10 (API 29). The same weight (over 150 megabytes) is due to containing such files that need to be installed.
Regarding the source of the file, it comes (at least based on the APK name) from Qiyetong, a Chinese site that looks at various topics. Although your download application is a chat, It helps a lot to install all Google services, something strange, but effective. This, at present, is the fastest way to install these services on one of Huawei's most recent.
