Since Huawei was added to the blacklist of companies in the United States, the veto that prevents them from using Google Services has been launched. Since then, there are several solutions that have been proposed as a “patch” to try to make any mobile without GMS able to function normally, having all the apps and operating services than any other Android mobile.
Huawei has enhanced its AppGallery, greatly increasing the number of applications available. However, many applications require the GMS certificate to be installed or correctly load their functions. That is, the problem is not only that the Google apps do not come installed, but that many require this certificate for their correct operation or even their installation, loading maps, logging in, etc …
Have GMS with GSpace
The new solution is a tool called “Gspace” or Google Space “, a software that has been approved by Huawei itself, fully entering the AppGallery of the firm. This is reassuring, as it is not a third-party apk that is downloaded externally, as has happened more times. This means that at least it has passed Huawei’s security filters to be in its app bazaar.
What is it and how is it installed
This tool was born as a modification of Dual Space, an app that aims to create clones of applications, as many layers of customization already do natively. In this case, a virtual space is created from which the applications can be installed and in this space, the applications have the GMS available.
To be able to use it and have the GSM as if nothing had happened, simply install the Gspace from our Huawei mobile by clicking on this link . Once done, we can open the application store and install all those that we want and that are in the Google store, even logging in with our account.
The definitive solution?
Nothing can replace the convenience of having GSM and not having to do frills, no matter how simple. In fact, these tools leave out a good handful of users who do not even want to admit it, being used to the maximum simplicity . Although it is approved by Huawei, it also has the pimple of “logs” in third-party apps, of low popularity and recent creation. However, it is something that should be the personal decision of each user.
