microG 0.3.15 Fixes App License Verification Errors

microG Services 0.3.15.250932 was released on April 24, 2026 to fix one specific regression. Some apps using licence verification v2 displayed an error soon after opening, even when GmsCore was installed on a supported Android system.

The reported message told users to check whether Google Play was enabled and up to date. Version 0.3.15 corrects the licensing issue; the release notes do not list unrelated feature additions.

What Caused the Error?

The problem was introduced before the 0.3.15 release and affected how microG handled licence verification v2 requests. Apps relying on that licensing method could reject the environment after launch and show a Google Play-related warning.

This was not described as a Google account login, Cloud Messaging, or general Play Integrity fix. Those functions use separate parts of microG and may have different causes when they fail.

Who Should Install Version 0.3.15?

Update to 0.3.15.250932 when:

• An app shows a licence or Google Play error after opening.
• Your device is running microG Services 0.3.14.250932.
• Your supported custom ROM uses official microG GmsCore.
• You need the current stable release rather than the earlier preview.

ReVanced GmsCore uses a separate package and release track. Do not assume that an update for official com.google.android.gms also applies to app.revanced.android.gms.

Which APK File Should You Use?

Supported custom ROM users need the standard com.google.android.gms-250932030.apk. Huawei devices running compatible EMUI or HarmonyOS firmware require the matching com.google.android.gms-250932030-hw.apk file.

Use the package that matches your device and current installation. You can download the latest microG APK and review the package details before installing.

The org.microg.gms-250932030-user.apk file is a development preview for special setups and is not intended for a normal installation.

What to Check After Updating

Open the Affected App

Launch the app that previously displayed the licensing error. If the problem came from the confirmed v2 regression, the warning should no longer appear.

Confirm the Installed Version

Open microG Settings and verify that GmsCore shows version 0.3.15.250932. Also confirm that you installed the standard or Huawei variant required by your system.

Check Other Compatibility Requirements

An app may still fail when it requires Play Integrity, DRM, device certification, or another proprietary Google service. microG 0.3.15 fixes the confirmed licence verification v2 regression; it does not guarantee compatibility with every Android app.