List Of Phones Google Apps Won't Work On.
Your Smartphone May Not Be Able To Use Google Services
Google has recently announced that all those smartphones that have not received an Android OS update for around 10 years will no longer be able to log into their own apps and services from September 27, 2021.
Which Phones Will Google Services Won't Work On?
All those users who have such phones that run a much older operating system that is from Android 2.3.7 or older, will no longer be able to log in with their Google account on their devices.
If you happen to be using a smartphone with Android 2.3.7 or older, then you may have received an email from Google in the past few days alerting you about the same.
Why Google Is Stopping Support For Older Android Operating Systems?
According to the company, this step has been taken with the ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of users.
With older Android versions, the advances made by Google services in terms of security are no longer be achievable due to the lack of modern technology.
Which Google Apps Will Stop Working On Android 2.3.7 Or Older Versions?
If you try to log in after September 27th to access services such as YouTube, Gmail, or Google Maps, you will get error messages about your username or password.
Is There Anyway To Use Google Services On Android 2.3.7 Or Older Versions?
Although you may not be able to use the Google apps directly, however, the company says, you can try to log into your Google account via the web browser.
In this way, you may still be able to use some of Google's services.
What Is The Oldest Android Operating System That Google Will Support?
According to the company, Android 3.0 from 2011 is the oldest version that will receive support from Google as of September 27th.
COMMENTS