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Android Apps Crashing Due to 'Not Supported' Error in Google Play Services

Pixel owners encountered an issue where Google Play services says it's 'not supported by your device.' The problem affects both Android 15 stable and QPR1 Beta users, and impacts all apps that rely on the service.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Over the past day, some Pixel owners encountered an issue where Google Play services says it's 'not supported by your device.' Google Play services powers various background services for both first and third-party apps on your phone. For example, Gmail won't run without Google Play services, which are not supported on some devices. The error was found on Android 15 stable and QPR1 Beta users. Non-Pixel devices could also be impacted.

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