Google Play Services Update
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N4Newbie
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6.5.87 here. Not sure when I got it but had it yesterday morning (or was it Saturday?) when I looked in regards to another thread.
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How does it come? In the form of a system update or an app update?
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OK did it come as an system update or an app update?
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maverick7526
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No I don't want to do that. The version number available (.438) doesn't match what the instructions say my phone needs (.738). It says it has to match your old one, but the available one does not.
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My current version ends in .738. According to this, I need to match that in the new one, but the files on apkmirror only show .438 available.
To figure out the right version of Google Play Services for your Android device, go to*Settings -> Apps -> Google Play services, and look at the last 3 numbers in the parentheses. You'll see something like -XYY where X is 0 for pre-Lollipop and both 4 and 7 for Lollipop+, and YY is a specific variant id.*-738*means you need the APK that has*-738, etc.
To figure out the right version of Google Play Services for your Android device, go to*Settings -> Apps -> Google Play services, and look at the last 3 numbers in the parentheses. You'll see something like -XYY where X is 0 for pre-Lollipop and both 4 and 7 for Lollipop+, and YY is a specific variant id.*-738*means you need the APK that has*-738, etc.
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To figure out the right version of Google Play Services for your Android device, go to*Settings -> Apps -> Google Play services, and look at the last 3 numbers in the parentheses. You'll see something like -XYY where X is 0 for pre-Lollipop and both 4 and 7 for Lollipop+, and YY is a specific variant id.*-738*means you need the APK that has*-738, etc.
To figure out the right version of Google Play Services for your Android device, go to*Settings -> Apps -> Google Play services, and look at the last 3 numbers in the parentheses. You'll see something like -XYY where X is 0 for pre-Lollipop and both 4 and 7 for Lollipop+, and YY is a specific variant id.*-738*means you need the APK that has*-738, etc.
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maverick7526
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Never really did that, always had a Nexus, and just downloaded the latest one. Never bricked my Google services or anything.
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No one can answer? Does it comes as a system update or an app update?
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maverick7526
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I believe its system. I've never had this appear as an app update.
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Has any one seen a non support message for Google play services? I jus got one never seen that before and I haven't done any sideloading
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Pete is right, it updates in the background like Google play itself. No notification. U just magically have a new version.
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