While I do not know any person having ever bought an app on the Play Store.
Back and Force stop does not help on Xiaomi Mi A3.
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While I do not know any person having ever bought an app on the Play Store.
Back and _Force stop_ does not help on Xiaomi Mi A3.
+5
Use biometrics requires in addition to define a fingerprint on Redmi Note 9 to define a face.
If do not know the Google password, test an incorrect one, then click ok to hide Use password prompt, click ◀ and start again the Play Store works around.
*Use biometrics* requires in addition to define a fingerprint on Redmi Note 9 to define a face.
If do not know the Google password, test an incorrect one, then click _ok_ to hide *Use password* prompt, click *◀* and start again the Play Store works around.
On Samsung Galaxy A53 after Google account switch, see #12, had to specify Google password to install TikTok:
On Samsung Galaxy A53 after Google account switch, see #12, had to specify Google password to install TikTok:




Related to [Improve_websites_thanks_to_open_source/issues/1711](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/Improve_websites_thanks_to_open_source/issues/1711).
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While I do not know any person having ever bought an app on the Play Store.
Back and Force stop does not help on Xiaomi Mi A3.
+5
Just providing the given Google account password works fine, so it just seems to verify being able to access account than setting a new password.
Use biometrics requires in addition to define a fingerprint on Redmi Note 9 to define a face.
If do not know the Google password, test an incorrect one, then click ok to hide Use password prompt, click ◀ and start again the Play Store works around.
Above trick does not seem to work on Samsung Galaxy A53.
Aurora Store seems to be a workaround.
On Samsung Galaxy A53 after Google account switch, see #12, had to specify Google password to install TikTok:
Related to Improve_websites_thanks_to_open_source/issues/1711.