Breaking free from the heavy, privacy-invasive ecosystem of Google Play Services is a major goal for many Android power users. MicroG Installer Revived Again by spacealtctrl is the definitive, systemless solution to bridge the gap. This streamlined module effortlessly injects the open-source microG framework into your device's system layer. Experience drastically improved battery life, reduced RAM usage, and enhanced privacy—all while maintaining compatibility with your favorite apps that rely on Google APIs. Fully optimized for Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch.
Reclaim Your Android
Replace bloated proprietary services with a lightweight, open-source alternative. Get push notifications and location services without sacrificing your data privacy.
All-in-One Deployment
This module packs everything you need: GmsCore (the main services), GsfProxy (for older apps), FakeStore (to trick apps checking for the Play Store), and necessary Maps v1 APIs, injecting them all perfectly.
Massive Battery Savings
Google Play Services runs hundreds of background telemetry trackers that constantly wake up your device. microG strips this away, resulting in dramatically improved standby times and lower RAM consumption.
Enhanced Privacy Control
Take back your data. microG allows you to selectively disable Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) and choose independent, open-source location providers (like Mozilla Location Service) instead of Google's network.
Universal Systemless Integration
Built on modern deployment scripts, this installer bind-mounts the microG APKs into /system/priv-app/ safely on Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch without altering the actual firmware.
How the Installer Works
Installing microG manually is a tedious process. It requires placing multiple APKs in specific system directories (like /system/priv-app and /system/app) and setting correct permissions so the Android OS grants them the elevated privileges required to act as core Google Services.
/system/etc/permissions/
MicroG Installer Revived Again handles all of this automatically via its sophisticated installation scripts. If you ever want to revert to stock Google Play Services, simply disable or remove the module from your root manager and reboot. Your original Google Services will reappear instantly.