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provide further clarifications on the Play Store

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recommended for general purpose usage but you can install only GSF or only
GSF/GMS if you know it's all you need for what you want to use.</p>
<p>After installing the apps, you should open the Play Store and press sign in
to trigger initialization. Signing into an account is optional and it will
work fine without it, but you do need to get it initialized and this is
currently the best way to mimic the initialization done by the stock OS setup
wizard.</p>
<p>After installing Google Play, Play services needs to be initialized. Our
recommended approach is to open the Play Store, press the sign in button and
wait for the sign in page to load. Once the sign in page is loaded, it means
Play services is finished initializing. You can leave the app without signing
into an account. Signing into a Google account is only required if you want to
use features depending on being signed into an account. For example, some apps
use Google account authentication instead of their accounts having a username
and password. The Play Store requires being signed into an account in order to
install apps or use in-app purchases. This is still true even for an alternate
frontend to the Play Store. Aurora Store still requires an account but fetches
shared account credentials from Aurora Store's service by default.</p>
<p>You can obtain updates to these apps from our app repository client. Our
compatibility layer supports the Play Store updating itself and also Play