Google Rule Android Rule

One of the advantages of Android than IOS is that mobile phone makers can easily 'take' the OS to be used in the phone, but now Google tightened rules to use the OS.

Now, the phone manufacturer must be certified if you want to run basic applications (GApps) on the Android operating system. If the vendor defaulted in compliance with this rule, the phone will not be able to run the GApps.

This rule has been around for a long time, but many mobile phone manufacturers have ignored this rule, because they can still inject GApps into their phone, or even ask their cell phone buyers to do it themselves, but it can not be done anymore .

In addition to impacting the vendor of mobile phone makers, this rule also affects users who like to mengoprek cell phone using custom ROM.Pasalnya Google secretly start blocking access to GApps for devices with custom ROM that firmware was made after 16 March.

On the device there will be a warning calling that the device is not certified, and users can not log into their Google account. Luckily Google still gives waivers for them, as quoted from Engadget, Wednesday (28/3/2018).

The trick is to register the device ID into whitelist every user doing factory reset.Namun whitelist this number is also limited, only 100 ID, and this is a problem for users who diligently do factory reset to install new firmware #upvote @fikar21