Original report from Android Authority [0] lists up 6 limitations:<p>> First of all, it’s highly unlikely that this containerized version of Android 12 will pass Play Integrity checks, especially once the new Play Integrity upgrades roll out next year. That means many Android apps will refuse to run entirely. Second, the container appears to use microG instead of Google Play Services, which means certain features won’t be supported. Third, only whitelisted Android apps can be installed, according to early adopters. Fourth, notifications for many apps only appear when they’re open. Fifth, apps like Netflix won’t stream videos above SD quality as the build lacks Widevine L1 DRM support. Finally, Android apps in the container don’t have access to files or photos from Harmony OS Next, though it is apparently possible to share files to the Android container.<p>Many Chinese users are actually quite satisfied with smartphones that don’t have Google Play Services. Running Google Play Services in the background can cause performance issues, so devices without it tend to be smoother and have better battery life. However, there are some limitations with notifications, as mentioned above.<p>[0] <a href="https://www.androidauthority.com/harmony-os-next-android-apps-3505588/" rel="nofollow">https://www.androidauthority.com/harmony-os-next-android-app...</a>