microg_installer_revived

I'm referring to the location based on wifi and lte information. This location is less accurate than GPS, but also much faster to acquire. Usually, Google would determine this location based on its database of networks and there's no way to set another location provider without installing microg as a system app or patching Android. The microg installer I mentioned [1] does this configuration so you can use microg as your network locations provider. https://github.com/nift4/microg_installer_revived?tab=readme...

Funny. But I have to root in order to pass safetynet on my device since it doesn't pass with the official lineage build on my device last time I checked (I squarely blame Google on this not lineage devs!). Since am rooted anyways, it is my preferred method of installing Revanced Youtube [0], forcing auto-updates [1][2] for apps the way Google Playstore does it plus other miscellaneous fixes. It's also how I install microG[3]. Root has far too many other benefits to cover in one sitting but one of my favorites include being able to use an old app called DriveDroid to turn your Android into a bootable USB device capable of running live operating system ISOs. [0] https://github.com/j-hc/revanced-magisk-module [1] https://github.com/entr0pia/Fdroid-Priv [2] https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraServices - This one isn't exactly self-updating but