Huawei’s Mate 30 Pro is failing SafetyNet certification as the Google Apps workaround suffers a Jimmy-Hoffa type demise

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Launching a flagship smartphone without the Google Play Store and the associated apps and services provided by the search giant was always going to be a risky endeavor, but Huawei went ahead and launched the Mate 30 Pro anyway. Soon after the launch event, sites began posting articles on how to install Google apps and […]

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