Did you follow this advice:
It’s still roughly the same approach. With a few gotchas, e.g.:
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At the time I tried, microG only properly installed with the (slightly older) version of F-Droid that you can obtain when installing the Jolla official Android support. Thus the exact order of operations is:
- Install Jolla’s official Support for Android Apps.
- At the end of the installation procedure, Jolla’s installer lets you pick an app store between FDroid, Aptoid, and I forgot what else. Pick FDroid.
- DO NOT update FDroid.
- install microG (and plugins you might need like Nominatim) with the old version of FDroid that came with Jolla’s installer.
- Go back in FDroid, check that microG is marked as “installed” (i.e.: FDroid properly recognises that it has installed FDroid).
- NOW you can update FDroid from within itself.
- Check again that FDroid still detect microG as being installed by itself.
- Add microG to the blacklist of Aurora (even if you have checked the option to auto filter out FDroid applications from Aurora).
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For the signature spoofing:
instead of the old way in the permission list.
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There’s a simpler way to access the android settings, too:
there a patch called “show android settings” for patchmanager.
Originally posted by Dr Yak