Google Mobile Services backdoor for Huawei devices goes offline
The Huawei Mate 30 launched without full Android support due to the Commerce Department’s ban on business with the Chinese tech company. However, a website allowed users to download beloved Google apps such as Gmail and the Google Play Store. It was taken offline last week, but those who already installed Google Mobile Services are continuing to use their smartphones as usual.
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