the october play update, > asking it to check for updates just "spun" forever, seems lots of people > were affected the same way, then eventually it found a november

an "update" to Android is only in the Android version number; but that's not the case. Android is updated in asynchronous layers, only 1 of which is the OS version. Another

-software update. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> If Samsung's Messages app: If that can do RCS or/and has settings for >>>>>

(aka Google Play System update): C:\> adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.mainline.adservices C:\> adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.adservices

are *Google* settings, it's unlikely that your Google Pixel 6 > doesn't have them. I have them now; they appeared a couple of days ago. > Or are you perhaps not on Android

new in Google System Updates* *Google Will Publish Monthly Changelog For Google Play System Updates* *Now you can learn what's new in each Google Play system update for Android

that I update every computer. I can usually > update every computer to another release of the same (or other) > operating system. That is the sense of my saying I expect support

into Android System WebView the same way that WebKit is baked into iOS." 2. Hmmm... I know all about WebKit but I had never heard of WebView prior. 3. So I did some research, and a test

mainline (Google Play system update) modules now! Unfortunately too much 'real life stuff' to investigate much these days. > Please let us know how Android 14 feels. scrolly

Mainline "Google Play system updates" security patches are built weekly & hotfix your Android 10+ device seamlessly every month, forever (at least as far as anyone

: > Google fails to find something called "Google-Services". It suggests > "Google Play Services". Yes, of course I use it. Most people don't understand

app REQUIRES Google Play Store spyware to run. Can you explain why? Anyone can reproduce what I found out after testing on another phone. (1) Run Network Cell Info Lite version 20 Oct

0 *Google Play System* update = Jan 1 2022 (2022-0101 S+ (311323004) Google Play Services version = 22.15.14 (190400-441847897) Google Play Store version = 30.7.19-21 [0] [PR] 450807581

com.google.android.gms/.ads.settings.AdsSettingsActivity > That should pop up an Android "Reset Advertising ID" settings page. > > C:\> adb shell input

com.google.android.gms/.ads.settings.AdsSettingsActivity > That should pop up an Android "Reset Advertising ID" settings page. > > C:\> adb shell input

Hardware and System Info* by flar2 Free + inapp, ad free, Google free, gsf free, rated 4.8, 1M+ installs *Device ID* by Evozi Free, ad free, Google free, GSF free, rated 4.5, 1M+ installs

Android 12 Update Locations > > Where/how Google updates Android has long been driving me nuts trying to > understand, as I hate when I don't completely understand any

on your Google Play system update though. >> Yours: April 1, 2022 >> Mine: January 1, 2022 > > No Mine is March 1 2022, not a sniff of April Yeah. That was a typo/thinko

turn on Google Play Protect (what the heck does it do)? Turn on Play Protect? I don't have any account on my phone, which is why I use Aurora Store for my google play store client and

. *Google Play {System,Services,Store} versions* Note there are over two dozen core modules updated in just (c) above. As far as anyone knows, these are updated forever (there is no

4. Google Play Services version 22.02.21 (150400-428111784) Given this confusingly named triad (Google Play {System,Services,Store}), I "think" I just proved that

over the Google Play System Update > mechanism (which itself is either over the air or over the net), usually > transparently so (although the updates apparently only happen

in /system/apex > I copied one over USB using "adb pull" > renamed it from .apex to .zip > extracted it, nothing in the manifest seems to have timestamp or version

Specifically these three: *Android version* *Google Play system update* *Android security patch level* I'm particularly keen on keep tabs of the Pixel play system update.

any operating system there are dozens of versions of core components of that operating system as shown here. What I'm saying very clearly, is that the iKooks can't seem to comprehend

core OS update modules in Google Project Mainline. This is a year old but it has about half of the Project Mainline modules https://beebom.com/what-google-play-system-update-