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The video discusses the process of installing Google Play services on Graphene OS. It covers two installation options – owner profile or a separate profile with pros and cons. The importance of only installing necessary software is highlighted, starting with Google Services Framework. The speaker demonstrates how to install Google Play Services, including for specific apps like Google Maps. The process also addresses potential issues like conflicts with existing installations, emphasizing profile-specific considerations for Google Play Services. Additionally, a solution for resolving errors related to GCam services provider is provided. Overall, the video aims to simplify the installation process on Graphene OS while ensuring necessary components are correctly installed for optimal device functionality.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains the updated process for installing Google Play services on Graphene OS. They discuss two options: installing on the owner profile or a separate profile, each with its pros and cons. The steps for creating a separate profile are detailed, including how to add a new user and switch profiles conveniently. The speaker demonstrates the installation process using the Aurora Store for Google apps like Camera and Maps, highlighting the importance of Google Play services for certain features like navigation. The process is described as much simpler now on Graphene OS.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker advises starting by installing Google Services Framework, then testing the desired app to check if it works. Google Play Services and Google Play Store are other components to consider installing. The speaker emphasizes installing only the necessary software, beginning with the least amount required. It’s shown how to install Google Services Framework, followed by Google Play Services for apps like Google Maps to access the device’s current location. The importance of reinstalling apps if issues arise after installing Google services is highlighted. The process of installing, using, and uninstalling these components is explained, especially noting the profile-specific nature of Google Play Services. The option to uninstall components is presented, and the potential upcoming change in cross-profile notification visibility is mentioned.
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In this segment of the video, it is explained that if you encounter a warning when trying to install Google Play services due to a previous installation of GCam services provider causing an error with the GSF app ID, the solution is to remove the GCam services provider. This can be done by going into Settings, Apps, locating the UC GCam services provider, selecting Uninstall, and confirming. After removing GCam services provider, you should be able to successfully install Google Services Framework.