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Help A way to fake Google Play's existence?

Poop4092

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I am not using Google Play services, but many games seem to require authentication with that or else they crash (Temple Run 2). Is there a known way to trick / spoof all apps into thinking it has Google Play with fake info system wide?

No this is not discussion whether I will use Google Play. I will not. Please only reply if you have a solution. My phone: Galaxy S5
 
Our official version of Temple Run 2 doesn't require Google Play. But it does require a +86 China Unicom phone number for SMS billing though, for in-app purchases.
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I can really relate to Google play requirement frustration. I pay for all my apps but would love to still be able to play them if I run outta phone service/time. [emoji41]
Google Play requirement has nothing to do with your problem. Temple Run 2 can be played offline on a tablet or phone with no SIM as long as Google Play Services is installed. Any app that requires online service to play, you take it up with the devs.
 
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Google Play requirement has nothing to do with your problem. Temple Run 2 can be played offline on a tablet or phone with no SIM as long as Google Play Services is installed. Any app that requires online service to play, you take it up with the devs.

OK.. First off, I'm not in 1st grade so Temple Run isn't even appealing to me and not everyone likes that game or those style games. I like more in depth games with better graphics and plotline. What makes you think I'd even WANT to play a game like that?! [emoji48] Second, I was just sympathizing with the guy due to so many games needing Google Play to even function and 90% of those also require constant internet connection even when there's whole Gigs of files it needed to DL to run in the 1st place. So yeah.. I sympathize. [emoji49]
 
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OK.. First off, I'm not in 1st grade so Temple Run isn't even appealing to me and not everyone likes that game or those style games. I like more in depth games with better graphics and plotline. What makes you think I'd even WANT to play a game like that?! [emoji48] Second, I was just sympathizing with the guy due to so many games needing Google Play to even function and 90% of those also require constant internet connection even when there's whole Gigs of files it needed to DL to run in the 1st place. So yeah.. I sympathize. [emoji49]
Still nothing to do with Google Play Services. Requiring Google Play Services installed to work has nothing to do with the game needed to be online to play, unless it is an online game to begin with. In cases as you describe, it's the developers who put that requirement in the game, like GameEvil who made their new games require to be online without any reason why they really need to be. Temple Run was just an example. Dungeon Hunter 3 did not need to be online but requires Google Play services. The 4th installment to that series suddenly added the online requirement for no real necessary reason.
 
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Still nothing to do with Google Play Services. Requiring Google Play Services installed to work has nothing to do with the game needed to be online to play, unless it is an online game to begin with. In cases as you describe, it's the developers who put that requirement in the game, like GameEvil who made their new games require to be online without any reason why they really need to be. Temple Run was just an example. Dungeon Hunter 3 did not need to be online but requires Google Play services. The 4th installment to that series suddenly added the online requirement for no real necessary reason.
Good info, Ty- @chanchan05 , you hit the nail on the head for me.. DH3 isn't online required?
 
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