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Google services on Huawei? Finally we can!

Do you own a Huawei smartphone and want to use most Google services (GMS)?

We know that, following the US ban suffered by Huawei in 2020, all new devices released on the market by the Chinese giant can no longer use GMS.

Today I want to show you how to use i google services (GMS) su Huawei P60 Pro e Huawei Mate X3!

First of all I want to thank the author of this method, the Spanish Eloy Gomez!

I have personally tried and simplified the procedure that I report in this guide.

Premise

In this guide we will not carry out operations that invalidate the device's warranty as they will simply be installations + configuration of open source apps.

These apps allow you to use most of the Google apps that you wouldn't normally be able to use and, above all, to be able to use almost without problems all those apps that normally require GMS to function correctly or that integrate them within them!

Requirements

The guide, to date, is intended for owners of these Huawei smartphones:

  • HUAWEI P60 Pro
  • Huawei Mate X3

Before starting, check that you have the operating system version installed Emui 13.1

DOWNLOAD APP

Let's go to the page microg.org/download.html, go to the bottom and download the 3 files as shown in the image below:

Download MicroG

INSTALLATION

Install the 3 apps you just downloaded in the order you prefer.

DO NOT OPEN ANY OF THESE 3 APPS

CONFIGURATION

  • Open settings, select apps & services, select apps, search microG, press “MicroG services”
Google Services conf1
  • On the screen of microG Services, give all permissions as indicated in the figure
Google Services conf2
  • Press the gear icon on the app screen microG Services and press “Problem Check”: check that all the options are checked as shown
Google Services conf3
  • Let's go back to the previous screen, press Account, press Login and add our Google account following the instructions
Google Services conf4
  • Close everything, enter your smartphone's Settings, select "Users and Accounts" and press "google": check that the account is the one you added in the previous step, press "Legacy Settings" and enable "Allow applications to view accounts ”
Google Services conf5
  • Restart the smartphone

Configuration finished!

DOWNLOAD APPLICATIONS

At this point, our smartphone is ready!

Obviously, however, we cannot directly use the Google Play Store to download apps: so how do we do it?

For downloading applications, you can use Aurora Store: this is an unofficial client of the Play Store, an open source project available on f-droid.

Means Aurora Store, we can access the entire catalog of apps present in the PlayStore via Google account (I recommend you create a dedicated one) or via anonymous access (which I do not recommend). The apps you will download will be exactly those present in the PlayStore, therefore we can say that the source is more reliable than others.

You can get Aurora Store directly from this link: Download Aurora Store

If you were already using the Aurora Store, it may be necessary to update the apps already present on your smartphone in order to correctly enable the features of the Google services installed with MigroG.

EXAMPLES

Here are some examples of some apps and features that you can now use:

Example1
Example2
Example3

These are just a few examples, the greatest potential I see in this method is the possibility of using apps (not owned by Google) without problems when they request GMS!

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Lorenzo Gualdoni
Lorenzo Gualdoni

IT technician, sports and fitness enthusiast, assembling PCs is one of my passions without neglecting the mobile sector, of which I follow Honor in particular

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Mario
Mario
5 months ago

Hi, can you please confirm that it is not possible to do such an operation on the P40 Pro 5G? Thank you

Mario
Mario
5 months ago

No, no, I'm still on number 12, unfortunately, thank you very much anyway...

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