My lollipop update reeked havoc on my GPS, Play Store, Play Music, Google Maps, AND YouTube!
The GPS finally worked itself out... it had to be the Location as Facebook, Maps, and other apps could not access Location... so it definitely wasn't specific to any other app.
Unfortunately, the Play Store is totally hosed. Cell kept getting an update notification for Play Store. Somebody online indicated that when this message occurs after the Lollipop update, delete the cache, clear data, uninstall updates and reboot - DO NOT DO THIS! Afterwards, when I open Play Store, I get a white screen with "Google Play Store" on the top. Nothing else happens... it still looks like the original version under settings as it does NOT say "uninstall updates" any longer... as I expected it to be updated or prompted to update.
With Play Music, it prompts me to login and I cannot... it doesn't do anything after I select my gmail account or Add Account.
Google Maps doesn't allow me to sign in either - I click Sign In, select my gmail account, the pop up screen closes and I'm back to Sign In page. I click Sign In again and Add Account... brings me right back to Sign In page.
However, I go to Gmail account and it's fine... I sent test email to it and it was received right away.
I went into Accounts - as perhaps that's the common denominator for these issues, and it's syncing Plus, but successfully synched photos, drive, uploads, people details, etc.
AFTER ALL THIS, I'm still getting the "an application requires an update - requested by Google Play services" notification. After clicking it, the header says "Play Store" but under that, there's a white screen... nothing else. If I click the search, the label then says "Search Google Play" so it seems to be registering something on their server.
If I cannot access Play Store, how am I supposed to download apps, upgrade apps, fix apps that this Lollipop broke?
PS... HOLY COW... Just read another posting about their YouTube not working... and guess what? My YouTube is NOT working. RED header with the menu icon, and the circling in the middle - on top of a blank white screen.
