Google play store wants to install unwanted apps

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Hey, I experience a strange behaviour with Google play store. Indeed, Yesterday I configured a private space on top of one of my users profile. I push Google play store and Google services on it. But it asked me twice to confirm the installation of "configuration apps".

At least I supposed it's google play store which is asking to install such apps, because when reviewing details I saw google applications such as " pixel camera", "Google photos", "fitbit", " Google home" ect....

Has anyone experienced that ? Did I toggle on an option I shouldn't?

Thanks a lot for your help !

wizoatk

__Blank__ Did I toggle on an option I shouldn't?

Yeah, it seems to be doing that as the default in some situations recently. I see something similar after installing GOS with a google account that's been associated with a Pixel stock OS. I think that the two batches might be things that have been installed before with the particular google account and "helpful" things the Google is wanting to push on everyone. Annoying, but not difficult to clean up if I miss unchecking a box or tapping cancel.

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wizoatk the thing is that I created a new Google account for my private space. I haven't use, or even created, that Google account before the private space. So no Chance it is link to a stock android account or anything else.

GrouchyGrape

__Blank__ it doesn't have anything you do with the account being used. Fresh Google play wants to install "useful" apps and prompts you to do so. It's safe to dismiss/disable the notification and go about your day.

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GrouchyGrape for how long this has been implemented? Because I have google play store installed (on other profiles) it never asked me about that. So I suppose it's a new update ?