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| - | Most android devices stock operating systems do not support microG, due to this rooting is usually required for usage. Although, there have been reports from users on the [[phones: | + | Most android devices stock operating systems do not support microG, due to this rooting is usually required for usage. Although, there have been reports from users on the [[phones: |
| ===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
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| Requirements: | Requirements: | ||
| - | - Having rooted the phone (For DIGNO 4 users see the page [[phones: | + | - Having rooted the phone \\ \\ |
| - Having installed microG\\ \\ | - Having installed microG\\ \\ | ||
| - Having a USB data cable\\ \\ | - Having a USB data cable\\ \\ | ||
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| - On the phone open Magisk and go to settings. Enable Zygisk and reboot the phone if prompted. \\ \\ | - On the phone open Magisk and go to settings. Enable Zygisk and reboot the phone if prompted. \\ \\ | ||
| - | - You will need to download the latest LSPosed Zygisk release, which may be found here: https:// | + | - You will need to download the latest LSPosed Zygisk release, which may be found here: https:// |
| - Move the zip onto your phone via USB and install it using Magisk. \\ \\ | - Move the zip onto your phone via USB and install it using Magisk. \\ \\ | ||
| - Enable LSPosed and reboot. \\ \\ | - Enable LSPosed and reboot. \\ \\ | ||
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