Embarrassing situation for Chinese mobile phones! Android system needs to be adjusted: non-certified devices cannot use Google Apps

According to The Verge, Google will make a major adjustment to the Android system. Simply put, it will prohibit non-certified Android devices from running its own apps.

The report mentioned that only Android devices certified by Google can run Google's own apps, such as Google Maps, Gmail, Play Software Store, etc. This will be a big problem for domestic mobile phones.

Among the Android devices currently on the market, one type runs the native system, which requires a certain agreement with Google. Of course, the system will also come with various Google apps. The other type is that the manufacturer modifies and customizes it based on Google's free code and re-releases it to consumers, but the device has not been certified by Google.

Google's purpose for this major adjustment is to crack down on unauthorized Android devices running its own apps. Of course, Google has now given these non-compliant devices a certain breathing period. For example, users can use their Android ID number to apply to Google. Each user can apply to run Google software on up to 100 Android devices.

Sources revealed that after the official release of Android 9.0, Google will fully implement this new regulation, and uncertified devices will be completely unable to run their own apps. As for how domestic mobile phone manufacturers communicate with Google on this matter, we still need to wait for the results.