

No, microg works without an account. What you’re thinking of might be an apps performance with microg not logged into an account.
I found that about 3/4 of the apps that require play services operate fine without logging in while the rest actually require data associated with a Google account and won’t operate correctly, either by breaking only parts of the apps or completely refusing to work.
One example is the octopi launcher. It states the play store is required but the only aspect of the app that doesn’t work is the purchase of pro since that part needs a Google account to bind the license to.












The article started out great. I bet it would have been an interesting read.