Google Allo v5.0.021_RC15 apk for Android. (Google assistant apk for no root Android)
Introducing Google Allo, a smart messaging App that helps you say more and do more. Express yourself better with stickers, doodles, and HUGE emojis & text. Allo brings you the Google Assistant.
Smart Reply
Respond to messages without typing a single word. Smart Reply learns over time and suggests responses to text and photos, in your style.
Ink
Get creative with the photos you send by doodling on them or adding text.
Stickers
Say it all with the perfect sticker. Stickers in Google Allo are designed by independent artists and studios from around the world.
SHOUT or whisper
No more typing in ALL CAPS to get your point across. Say it louder or quieter by changing the size of your text with a quick swipe.
Meet your Google Assistant
Google Allo brings you the Google Assistant. Find restaurants nearby, share videos to watch, and get answers, right in your conversation with friends. Add @google to your group conversation or chat one-on-one with your Assistant. It’s your own personal Google, always ready to help.
Incognito mode
Send messages with end-to-end encryption, use private notifications to help keep your chats more discreet, and control how long your messages stick around with expiring chats.
* Some features not available in all countries
Another method to get Google assistant for non-root Marshmallow:
DISCLAIMER– I won’t be responsible for your bricked device. I tried it and it worked. Doesn’t mean it will work for you too. Keep the original apk ready so that you can revert back in case anything happens.
What is working
- Voice recognition
- chats
- Navigation etc.
What isn’t working
The “OK Google” hotword detection is not working. It tells you to train your voice model everytime.
Requirements
apktool (make sure you have set it up properly)
A smali editor ( Notepad++ for Windows, I used kate on Linux)
patience
Android build tools (adb and zipalign)
Let’s start
1. First we need the Google apk. Make sure you have upgraded to the latest ( mine was 6.8.21.21). Copy the file to your PC. Name it Google.apk
2. Open up a terminal in Linux (in Windows, navigate to the folder where apktool is located, and shift+right click on a blank space and click “open command prompt here”). If you’re on Linux, make sure apktool is in your PATH.
Type:
apktool d Google.apk
This should create a folder called “Google”
3. Open Google/smali/com/google/android/apps/gsa/assistant/a/e.smali file with your preferred editor.
4. Look for a method called pU() like this-
change:
const/4 v0, 0x0
to
const/4 v0, 0x1
Repeat the same process with another method called pT()
If you can’t find them in the path I provided, then look for something like this “ro.opa.eligible_device” inside an “if-neq” or “if-eqz”. If you find this, then that is probably the required method.
5. Return to the root directory (where the Google directory is located) and type
apktool b Google
6. The App should be ready in Google/dist directory. Move to there and copy the Original apk.
7. Open the original apk with a zip viewer (winrar or 7zip, I used ark). Extract the META-INF folder to the directory.
8. Open the modified apk with the zip viewer . Don’t extract it. Just drag and drop the META-INF folder on the apk. Make sure you have the compression option as “store”
9. Now install this app. Some people reported that it does not install from the device. I never tried to install it from my phone. I actually installed it via adb and it worked. type-
adb install -r Google.apk
10. Wipe the Data of the Google app from settings. No need to reboot.
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