Ideal places to pick are Canada, New Zealand, and the Philippines. Not only are apps and games often soft launched in these countries, but English is a common language in these regions, which helps ensure that apps you download aren't in another language. Next up, you'll need to create a new Apple ID to associate with the region you selected in iTunes.
For this part, you can use any email address as long as it's not currently associated with a US-based Apple ID i. Once you have a second email account ready, open iTunes on your computer and click the Account menu at the top of the screen, then choose "Sign Out. Next, select "Create Apple ID" on the lower-left corner of the pop-up window.
From there, just follow the prompts to create your new Apple ID, remembering to use your secondary email address. Once you get to the Provide Payment Information page, choose "None" as the payment type. Now you'll need to provide realistic data to fill out the personal information and billing address that corresponds to the country you're signing up in. You can use the following site to generate a random address for you—just be sure to save it in case you need it for retrieval purposes.
Wrap it up and click Create Apple ID after you've completed filling out your personal and billing information. You'll need to verify your Apple ID using your email as a final step, then you're free to use your new account once it's done. From here, just sign in to iTunes with your newly-created account. Once done, iTunes will automatically redirect you to the corresponding country's App Store.
Thankfully, the process is far easier today, as the Play Store has been updated to include country and profiles options that will appear once your IP address changes. There are a few caveats, however, as Google is now limiting the number of times you can change country to once per year and, technically, you'll have to visit another country in order to trigger a change of IP address.
That's all well and good if you've actually moved abroad, but if you're still at home, you'll have to use some creative tricks to get around these restrictions. If you are already in the country you wish to set as your Play Store location, lucky you!
You can jump all the way to Step 3. Otherwise, you'll need to download a VPN application. There are hundreds of great options for Android, but I opted for the VPN Melon app, which can be downloaded for free via the link below. Open your Settings app and select "Apps. With all apps now visible, scroll until you find the Play Store app which may also go by Google Play Store , then select it. Tap "Force stop" at the top of the next page, then press the "Clear Data" button to clear the cache and data.
We aren't actually deleting anything here, don't worry! This process simply resets the application so that it will update your country the next time it's opened. Open your preferred VPN application. In my case, that's Melon VPN. As you'll see in the image below, Melon VPN keeps things simple, as it opens with a list of servers that have been labelled according to country name and respective flag.
Since then, a number of flagship Android devices have already been updated and looking froward to Android 11 as well. Moreover, these manufacturers mostly run their own custom skin based on Android. Xiaomi too released their yearly MIUI skin with v12 this time. Google apps are an essential part of the Android ecosystem. Supporting Google apps and services for each and every Android skin comes to the manufacturer alone.
Of course, not every manufacturer integrates Google apps and services into their smartphones; either due to certification issue or due to regional issues. China banned Google. It can also be called a custom ROM. You can use the Google Installer v3.
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