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https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/03/...ogging-in/

This ArsTechnica article says it all, something I feared would eventually happen as Google got bigger. Have an uncertified Android device with pre-loaded Google Play? Well, you probably can't access Play or any Google app now.

People with custom ROMs seem to get a free pass after jumping through a few hoops though.
(03-27-2018, 12:30 AM)cpd2009 Wrote: [ -> ]https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/03/...ogging-in/

This ArsTechnica article says it all, something I feared would eventually happen as Google got bigger. Have an uncertified Android device with pre-loaded Google Play? Well, you probably can't access Play or any Google app now.

People with custom ROMs seem to get a free pass after jumping through a few hoops though.
I doubt Google can ever walk away from this without facing significant user backlash. In fact such boneheaded moves can and will lead to a Streisand effect e.g. modded Play Store clients, Magisk/Xposed modules and spoofed build.props.