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I use it on pixel 6a. I have encountered no problems, all apps have worked including games from google play store. Only exception is google wallet.
Edit: updates come over the air
Does Google wallet and maps work in sandboxed pay services environment?
Can you create another work profile besides the one for Google Play services?
Yes, but touchless payments do not work.
I believe so, but someone else confirm (I use just 1 profile).
You can create a lot of different profiles , I am using 3 but I think it is like 8 max or something. My wife is using a GOS phone with all the bad apps she can find and there is never an issue. Maps for sure , wallet I don't know.
Wallet tap to pay will not work.
Can you use the play store like normal on gOS or do you have to use the container environment?
You install the Google services and Play store from the gOS Apps application, then use them like normal.
Behind the scenes they run in the sandboxed environment, but to the user it makes no difference.
Awesome, ty.
It will be kept in its own container but I have noticed no significant changes to how play store apps work.