How do you authorise Google Play Services on each app?

KeenAmatuer

I use a sub Profile, and have read you need to give permissions for each app you want to use Google Play Services.

I have looked for hours, and I can find a screen for that. Can someone tell me where to look please.

de0u

KeenAmatuer I use a sub Profile, and have read you need to give permissions for each app you want to use Google Play Services.

If it is possible to cite the source of the claim, we may be able to help more.

spring-onion

There is no such permission page, apps can mutually agree to communicate with each other via interprocess communication (ipc). Currently only the use of additional profiles to isolate apps from each other can stop this.

KeenAmatuer

de0u I think it is the way it is worded, that can be read in two ways.

"By using a separate profile you can select which apps use Google Play Services", I took it to mean you could select in that profile which apps allowed Google Play Services.

What they mean, is you can select which apps use Google Play Services, by putting the apps you want to use it, in a separate profile running Google Play Services.

A little bit ambiguous.

Anyway in the profile I have Google Play services, the email apps which were warning me about not working properly as they didn't have access to Google Play Services, are not warning me of that since I installed it, but I am still not getting notifications.

Do I need to uninstall and reinstall all the apps that need Google Play Services to run fully?

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KeenAmatuer Do I need to uninstall and reinstall all the apps that need Google Play Services to run fully?

Yes.

Edit: maybe something simpler that might work is clearing app data through Settings. In a way it's not different from uninstalling and reinstalling I believe, so try this first.