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I'm looking for the source code for Google Play Services. Can someone please point me in the right direction? I've been googling it, but can't find anything.
More specifically, I'm looking for the source code for com.google.android.gms.location.ActivityRecognitionClient.java
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But all these advantages also have a price: Google Play Services itself is not open source, it is the way Google has to ensure its key role in the Android ecosystem; and developers are also limited to publish the applications that utilize GPSS only in devices or markets where Google has control.
The library play-services-basement is a dependency of play-services-base . It was introduced in Google Play Service version 8.1. 0 to help to reduce the size of some other libraries like play-services-ads and play-services-analytics .
Find the app you want to patch, tap on it, and select Open Menu of Patches. Select Create a modified APK file, then APK without licence verification. Near the bottom of the list there should be an option labelled Remove dependencies.
Google Play services helps to ensure the security and reliability of an Android device, and keep devices updated with the latest security features. This includes: Google Play Protect, which can warn users if an app contains known malware.
I'm looking for the source code for Google Play Services.
It is closed source, available in source form to Google employees (and maybe select partners).
More specifically, I'm looking for the source code for com.google.android.gms.location.ActivityRecognitionClient.ActivityRecognitionClient.java
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