Google is shipping out the latest build of Google Play Services, that being v26.21. Inside, users will find quite a few new things for Google Play itself, as well as one feature each for developer services and general security/privacy.
Google lists that users can now import and export passwords and passkeys between Google Password Manager and 3rd-party password managers with the Credential Exchange standard.
For Google Play, sale prices for apps/games will be more clear and visible, plus pre-registration and auto-install of apps will now use a single flow. There are other miscellaneous things listed.
Check out the full changelog below.
Google Play services v26.21 (2026-06-01)
Developer Services
- [Phone] New developer features for Google and third party app developers to support Maps related processes in their apps.
Security & Privacy
- [Phone] You can now import and export passwords and passkeys between Google Password Manager and third-party password managers with the Credential Exchange standard.
Google Play Store v51.7 (2026-06-01)
- [Phone] With this update, sales prices and discount details, such as offer and dates, are clearer and more visible across the Play Store.
- [Auto, Phone, TV] You’ll get a refreshed design in Play Store dialogs when you get or buy an app to continue.
- [Phone] With this update, pre-registration and auto-install use a single flow.
- [Phone] You can now receive notifications about monthly challenges through Play Store pop-up banners.
- [Phone] You can now receive notifications for Loyalty MAX challenges via pop-up banners on the Google Play Store.
- [Phone] You can now find app content on installed app store listing pages in the Play Store and visit Play Collections to browse similar content.
