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Huawei’s temporary general license has expired, and that could spell trouble for its older Android phones – XDA Developers
The temporary general license that the U.S. government granted Huawei has now expired, and it could spell trouble for software updates on older models.
Last year, the Trump administration placed Huawei and its subsidiaries on the U.S. Commerce Department’s “Entity List,” which blocked Google from licensing Google Mobile Services for new Huawei device models made available after May 16, 2019. The U.S. government granted Huawei a temporary general license (TGL) which it then renewed several times over the last year. This TGL allowed Google to continue collaborating with Huawei on providing security updates and updates to Google apps, according to…
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