After more than a year, the Commerce Department has actually stopped providing Huawei short-lived licenses to keep supporting consumers– and its not excellent news if you happen to have among the businesss phones. The Washington Post has validated that the exceptions silently expired on August 13th, making it illegal for Google and other software application developers to send updates to Huawei (and, of course, to Huaweis consumers). You most likely wont get Android 11 or any other updates going forward if you have a P30 Pro or another Huawei phone with complete Google services.
A Google spokesperson informed the Post that the momentary license was essential to providing Android updates through main means. Phones without Google services, such as the P40 Pro and lots of offered inside China, need to still get updates as Huawei can use the open source version of Android while delivering updates itself.
Huaweis expired US license is bad news for phone owners – Engadget
